Creates high-quality presentations and documents that communicate complex scientific and healthcare information with clarity, consistency, and precision for Medical Communications and Market Access teams.
Compensation
This role offers a base salary of CAD $70,000 - $80,000 with the opportunity to earn additional incentive compensation based on team, company, and/or individual performance.
Responsibilities
Create and format high-quality PowerPoint presentations and supporting documents using established templates and brand guidelines for Medical Communications and Market Access projects
Translate scientific and medical content into clean, accurate, and easy-to-navigate presentation layouts while maintaining consistency across deliverables
Partner with Medical Writers, Strategists, and Client Services teams to produce presentation materials that support client meetings, workshops, advisory boards, and medical education initiatives
Apply strong typography, layout, formatting, and accessibility best practices while ensuring presentations meet quality, compliance, and production standards
Manage multiple presentation projects simultaneously, incorporating feedback efficiently while meeting deadlines in a fast-paced production environment
Support the enhancement, maintenance, usability, and accessibility of web-based training platforms and learning management systems.
Locations (3)
Maryland, United States
Baltimore, Maryland, United States
Greenbelt, Maryland, United States
Responsibilities
Support development, enhancement, and maintenance of user-facing web functionality for training platforms and learning management systems
Design and refine web pages, layouts, forms, navigation elements, and user interface components to improve usability and user experience
Collaborate with program teams, instructional designers, business analysts, QA specialists, and developers to translate user needs into functional web enhancements
Support updates and improvements to web-based training portals, LMS interfaces, course access workflows, registration pages, reports, and user-facing system features