Per Diem Medical Writer-OB/GYN

The Medical Writer is a per diem position responsible for supporting scientific, academic, and research-related writing efforts. Working collaboratively with investigators, faculty, research staff, and program leadership, the Medical Writer assists with the development, preparation, editing, and refinement of manuscripts, grant applications, letters of intent (LOIs), research proposals, abstracts, and other scholarly or funding-related materials. The Medical Writer role helps ensure written products are clear, accurate, well organized, responsive to submission requirements, and aligned with the goals of the department.

• Support the development, drafting, editing, and revision of scientific manuscripts for peer-reviewed publication.
• Assist with grant applications, letters of intent, research proposals, concept papers, and other funding-related submissions.
• Collaborate with investigators and project teams to translate research concepts, findings, and programmatic work into clear and compelling written materials.
• Review and edit written materials for clarity, organization, grammar, consistency, scientific accuracy, and adherence to submission requirements.
• Assist with preparation and refinement of abstracts, executive summaries, research reports, and other scholarly materials as needed.
• Track relevant submission requirements, deadlines, and requested revisions for assigned writing projects.
• Maintain appropriate organization and version control of writing materials and supporting documentation.
• Perform other writing, editing, and research-related duties in support of departmental priorities as assigned.
• Assist with the development, preparation, analysis, and presentation of internal departmental quality reports, quality metrics, dashboards, and performance improvement documentation.
• Support the creation, editing, and maintenance of written materials related to Quality, Clinical Transformation, Strategic Community Engagement, population health initiatives, regulatory reporting, and other departmental priorities.

• Master's degree, or other advanced degree in a scientific, health-related, or writing-intensive field preferred.
• Minimum of 2 years of professional experience in scientific, medical, academic, research, or grant writing preferred. Demonstrated experience drafting or editing manuscripts, grant applications, research proposals, letters of intent, or related scholarly materials strongly preferred. Experience working in an academic medical center, healthcare, research, or higher-education environment is preferred.