Medical Writer

Role Summary: The Medical Writer will be responsible for creating clear, concise, and accurate written materials related to healthcare policies, schemes, and public health initiatives. This role requires a strong understanding of medical terminology and the ability to translate complex scientific and technical information into accessible language for various audiences, including government officials, healthcare providers, and the general public.

Key Responsibilities:
- Develop, write, and edit a variety of documents, including policy briefs, reports, guidelines, press releases, website content, and educational materials.
- Ensure all written content is scientifically accurate, medically sound, and aligned with the objectives of the National Health Authority.
- Collaborate with subject matter experts, researchers, and program managers to gather information and ensure the accuracy and completeness of content.
- Adapt writing style and tone to suit different target audiences and communication channels.
- Review and revise existing documentation to ensure clarity, consistency, and adherence to NHA's branding and style guidelines.
- Conduct literature reviews and research to support content development.
- Manage multiple writing projects simultaneously and meet strict deadlines.