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Job Title: Senior Regulatory Medical Writer
Location: Remote (UK)
Employment Type: Full-time, Permanent
We're partnering with a leading global healthcare communications organisation to find an experienced Senior Regulatory Medical Writer to join their growing Regulatory Writing team.
This is an excellent opportunity for a scientifically driven writer who enjoys partnering with clients, contributing strategic insights, and delivering high-quality regulatory documentation across a diverse portfolio of pharmaceutical and biotechnology programmes.
What you'll be doing:
- Author, edit, and review a wide range of regulatory documents for global pharmaceutical and biotechnology clients
- Partner closely with clients and internal teams to provide strategic scientific and regulatory writing support
- Collaborate with Regulatory Affairs, Clinical Development, Medical Affairs, Biostatistics, and project teams to deliver high-quality submissions
- Manage multiple projects while ensuring timelines, scientific accuracy, and quality standards are met
- Contribute to client meetings and act as a trusted scientific partner throughout project delivery
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- Advanced scientific degree preferred (PhD, PharmD, MD, MSc, or equivalent)
- Significant regulatory medical writing experience within pharma, biotech, CRO, or healthcare communications environments
- Strong experience authoring and reviewing regulatory documents for global submissions
- Excellent scientific writing, stakeholder management, and communication skills
- Experience working directly with clients in a consultative or client-facing capacity is highly desirable


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Why this opportunity?
- Join a globally recognised organisation with a strong reputation in regulatory and scientific communications
- Work alongside industry-leading experts supporting top pharmaceutical and biotechnology clients
- Gain exposure to a broad range of therapeutic areas, products, and development programmes
- Be part of a growing team with excellent long-term career progression opportunities
- Fully remote UK-based position offering flexibility and autonomy
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