Medical Illustrator

Overview

PSI is a leading CRO with more than 25years in the industry, offering a perfect balance between stability and innovation to both clients and employees. We focus on delivering quality and on-time services across a variety of therapeutic indications.

The Medical Illustrator is responsible for producing medical illustrations and animations for
standalone use or in support of larger print, video, and interactive web works. This is a fulltime
remote position.

Responsibilities

  • With direction from experienced physicians and in collaboration with the team, translate medical illustration and animation requirements, including scope, to final deliverable items for project plans
  • Followiterative design processes and project plans, create and revise medical illustrations and animations using qualified digital tools
  • Inside and outside formal planning processes, recommend creative approaches to designing materials for internal and external use
  • Develop and maintain a library of medical illustrations and animations for the purpose of archiving, auditing, and reuse
  • Appropriately manage design projects with competing priorities and deadlines
  • Contribute to the oversight of art and tool budgets in conjunction with other team members
  • Contribute to the maintenance and content of PSI style guides
  • Conduct ongoing research and report on emerging medical illustration trends, issues, and best practices to contribute to team innovation and expertise as well as inform revisions of iterative design processes
  • Occasionally apply design skills to non-medical design projects

Qualifications

  • Bachelor’s degree in Medical Illustration or Fine Art highly preferred
  • Board certification in Medical Illustration preferred
  • Full working proficiency in English
  • Familiarity, from a medical standpoint, with human physiology, anatomy, and major
    systems.
  • Working knowledge of digital design and animation tools including demonstrable
    skill with the Adobe Creative Suite or equivalent tools.
  • Working knowledge of design best practices regarding, but not limited to, usage
    rights, art budgeting, and production timelines
  • Experience with 2D and/or 3D animation is preferred but not required
  • Scanning and digital photography experience useful but not required
  • Ability to participate in a dynamic environment that thrives on team-oriented
    contributions
  • Ability to communicate with both technical and non-technical personnel.

Additional Information

Advance your career in clinical research, coordinating a variety of tasks and learning new things while growing with the company.

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