The Scientific Writer will write, edit, and review manuscripts, grant proposals, research reports, and other scientific communications. Responsibilities include developing project synopses, outlines, and complete scientific works. The Scientific Writer will ensure effective communication of analytic findings and perform comprehensive literature reviews to contextualize the work within the existing body of knowledge. Additionally, the Scientific Writer will identify grant opportunities and develop content for grant proposals. This role will collaborate closely with the core analytic team on all projects. The Scientific Writer must have a strong understanding of the scientific method, with the capacity to tailor it to oncology research, exceptional writing skills, and the ability to translate complex scientific information into clear and compelling content for various audiences, propelling our program initiatives forward through the accurate communication of scientific findings.
Requirements
Write, edit, and review scientific manuscripts, research articles, white papers, technical reports, abstracts, and other scientific documents
Generate ideas and create synopses and outlines for various analytic projects
Develop content for grant proposals, funding applications, and progress reports
Collaborate with statisticians to interpret and communicate complex statistical analysis and data results
Address and develop plans to apply feedback from co-authors, peer reviewers, and journal editors
Conduct literature reviews and stay updated on the latest scientific developments and industry trends
Maintain a repository of scientific documents and ensure all content is up-to-date and easily accessible
Prepare presentation materials including posters and slide decks for internal and external conferences and meetings
Ensure all written materials comply with journal guidelines, industry standards, and regulatory requirements
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