Precision AQ Senior Scientific Associate Market Access Marketing

PRECISION AQ, the top payer marketing agency, supports global pharmaceutical and life sciences clients in the achievement of commercial excellence. We excel at demonstrating the economic, clinical, and societal value of creative medical treatments to payers, providers, patients, and policymakers. As leaders in the generation, analysis, and communication of that evidence, we are improving market access and supporting our clients in their mission of improving care for patients around the world.

As a Senior Scientific Associate, you will write medical content for our clients working with internal teams to ensure that the client vision is achieved impacting our clients who are developing groundbreaking medicines/treatments who are working to make medicines accessible and affordable. We provide external training, mentorship, and operate in a cross-functional project team environment.

About You:

• You have a strong interest in managed markets and consider yourself a life-long learner
• You enjoy writing and researching 
• You stay on top of trends in the medical/scientific community
• You love rolling up your sleeves and taking projects from start to finish
• You have an eye for detail and can accurately convey complex information in a simple way
• You are passionate about providing medical insights, supplying creative ideas, and developing high quality content that allows you to use scientific/medical knowledge and demonstrate your writing skills

What you can expect day-to-day:

• Serving as medical point person on assigned accounts
• Developing, writing and translating complex scientific data to a broad audience across multiple and wide-ranging therapeutic areas
• Ensuring project quality and outcomes by demonstrating in depth technical expertise of assigned therapeutic category and/or managed care areas


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