Principal Medical Writer - REMOTE or Hybrid - Med Ed - FREELANCE

<p><strong>Principal Medical Writer (Freelance) | 3 Month Contract + | Medical Communications | Remote/Hybrid</strong></p><p><br></p><p>A fantastic freelance opportunity has arisen for an experienced <strong>Principal Medical Writer</strong> (or an accomplished <strong>Senior Medical Writer ready for a broad, strategic remit</strong>) to join an outstanding London-based Medical Communications agency during an exciting phase of sustained organic growth.</p><p>Having secured new business within the <strong>Dermatology </strong>space, the agency is seeking editorial support from <strong>August through to December</strong> on a 5–6 month contract, with a strong possibility of extension. Whilst Dermatology experience would be advantageous, it's is not a requirement for the role. They work across several other TA's including Oncology and Neurology. </p><p>This is an exceptional opportunity to work with a highly respected, collaborative team at a genuinely exciting time in their growth journey.</p><p><strong>Key responsibilities include:</strong></p><ul><li>Leading editorial delivery across a series of<strong> advisory boards</strong></li><li>Providing full editorial support, from agenda development and pre-reads through to strategic guidance, content creation, and meeting outputs</li><li>Supporting content development for an ongoing <strong>HCP educational training programme</strong>, focused on injection training and peer-to-peer experience sharing</li><li>Partnering closely with clients and internal teams to deliver high-quality, scientifically robust materials</li></ul><p><strong>What's on offer?</strong></p><ul><li>Competitive day rate</li><li>Flexible working arrangements – hybrid or fully remote</li><li>Initial 5–6 month contract with a genuine opportunity for extension</li><li>The chance to work with an ambitious, supportive and truly inspiring team</li></ul><p>To be considered, you must have recent experience working within a Medical Communications agency at <strong>Medical Writer, Senior Medical Writer, or Principal Medical Writer level</strong>.</p><p>If you'd like to hear more about this exciting opportunity and the agency behind it, please get in touch for a confidential discussion or apply today.</p>

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