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Freelance Medical Content Writer

Greater London
Posted 3 months ago
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We’re Doctify
Doctify is the global platform built by doctors for doctors, on a mission to build the largest, most trusted global network of validated healthcare providers and experts. We connect patients with the right doctors, and doctors with respected peers, to ensure better care worldwide. Through verified patient reviews and professional skill endorsements, Doctify creates unmatched credibility for providers and empowers patients to choose care with confidence.

Founded in 2015 and backed by $30m+ in funding, Doctify operates across 6 countries. We are uniting the global healthcare community, one trusted connection at a time.

We do things differently here at Doctify, we are boldly leading a digital revolution in healthcare and are confident in our mission.

About The Role

Employment type: Contract
Job Title: Medical Content Writer
Location: Remote, UK

Employment Type: Contract, ~20 hours per week, depending on business requirements

We’re looking for a Medical Content Writer to join our team on a part-time basis. This role is ideal for a professional with an understanding of the medical world and a passion for patient education.

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You will be responsible for creating profiles for medical professionals across the world who join our website.

The role includes researching medical professionals and clinics, writing a short biography or summary of their expertise and collecting basic information such as their education background, medical association memberships, and special interests.

Full support will be provided but you must have an aptitude to assimilate information, summarise key points and be comfortable with navigating basic software to input the information. The success of this work will be seen by high quality profiles with complete information, produced within the timeframes given.

You’ll be responsible for

  • Summarising research into a short easy to read biography
  • Inputting the biography and other information into our internal database
  • Researching medical professionals, including their professional background, medical association memberships, education, qualifications and special interests

About you

You have professional fluency in English, both verbal and written.
You must have an understanding of the medical world, including terminology, gained either through a relevant university scientific degree or previous professional work experience.
You have the ability to work independently and manage time effectively
You have excellent organisational skills
You will be a good team player who is able to work remotely effectively
You have the ability to summarise extensive information into a professional and easy to read manner

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Diversity, equity, inclusion and belonging aren’t just values. They’re at the core of what makes us Uniquely Doctify. These principles shape how we work, how we work, how we build our teams, how we design our policies, and how we bring our mission to life.

As a global team, we know that diverse perspectives drive innovation and lead to better outcomes for patients, providers and each other. We’re committed to creating a fair, inclusive environment where everyone is heard, respected and empowered to thrive.

We want to ensure that everyone has an equitable and comfortable experience throughout our hiring process. If you require any adjustments, we’re happy to discuss how we can support you. You can contact us at hiring@doctify.com.

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Skills

Medical terminology
Content writing
Research
Data entry
Time management
Organizational skills
Communication
Attention to detail
Information synthesis

Location

17 Heneage St, London E1 5LN, UK

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