Assembled Intelligence
Freelance Medical Communications Recruiter

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About the Role
Assembled Intelligence, an integrated communications and commercialization platform designed to unite specialist capabilities and deliver smarter, faster, purpose-built solutions across the healthcare product lifecycle, is seeking an experienced Freelance MedComms Recruiter to join our team immediately.
This role is ideal for a recruiter who understands the language of science/medical communications and can confidently partner with stakeholders to identify exceptional talent across life sciences, biotech, pharmaceutical, and medical communications disciplines.
You will lead end-to-end talent acquisition for high-priority, niche client services, scientific, and creative roles, supporting a fast-paced and growing global organization. This is a fantastic opportunity to work closely with innovative industry leaders, managing a high volume of technical requisitions and helping build teams that drive meaningful impact across healthcare.
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What You Will Do
- Own the Pipeline: Manage the full-cycle recruitment process, ensuring a seamless candidate experience from initial outreach to offer stage.
- Niche Sourcing: Utilise advanced sourcing techniques, professional networks, and industry-specific platforms to identify passive, high-calibre talent.
- Technical Screening: Review resumes and conduct deep-dive technical screenings to evaluate skills in Medical Communications, Advertising, and Market Access.
- Stakeholder Management: Partner directly with the senior leaders and hiring managers to understand complex hiring requirements and provide regular market insights.


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What We Are Looking For
- Proven Experience: At least 3 years of dedicated experience recruiting within the medcomms, life sciences, or biotech sectors (agency or in-house).
- Technical Fluency: A strong understanding of the medical communications, advertising, and market access environments.
- Agency Agility: Proven track record of thriving in a fast-paced agency environment, juggling multiple active roles without compromising on candidate quality.
- Tools of the Trade: Expert proficiency with LinkedIn Recruiter, major job boards, and Applicant Tracking Systems (Greenhouse preferred).
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