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Senior Medical Writer - Regulatory Focus

Confidential employer · Norway · Posted 22 Jul 2026

Job summary

Seeking a Senior or Principal Medical Writer specializing in regulatory documentation to lead the development and completion of clinical study-related documents. The role involves coordinating writing efforts across departments and managing client feedback, ensuring compliance with regulatory standards. Remote role open to candidates in the US and Canada, focusing on clinical phases 2 and 3 studies.

Location and work setup

Location
Norway
Work setup
Remote

Salary

USD 80600.00–175700.00 year

Responsibilities

Lead the creation and review of regulatory medical writing deliverables, including protocols, clinical study reports, investigator brochures, patient narratives, periodic safety update reports, and submission documents. Coordinate with cross-functional teams to ensure timely delivery within budget, maintain compliance with regulatory standards such as ICH E3 guidelines, and lead resolution of client comments. Provide mentorship to junior writers, perform literature searches, manage document quality and editorial reviews, and support process improvements. Minimal travel may be required.

Qualifications

Minimum of 5 years experience leading regulatory writing projects, with demonstrated expertise in Phase 2 and 3 clinical study documentation. Proven background authoring protocols, clinical study reports, safety summaries, investigator brochures, patient narratives, and regulatory submission documents (IND, NDA, eCTD). Strong project and time management skills and experience working with clients in a regulatory writing capacity. Ability to work independently in remote settings across US and Canada is required.

Skills

Regulatory medical writingClinical study protocolsClinical study reportsPatient narrativesInvestigator brochuresPeriodic safety update reportsIND submissionsNDA submissionseCTD submissionsJournal manuscript preparationProject managementClient communicationTeam mentoringLiterature researchICH E3 guidelines