Manager, medical writing vs senior technical writer

Differences between manager, medical writing and senior technical writer duties and responsibilities

Manager, medical writing example responsibilities.

• Create and maintain account profiles for contributors, including writing of biographies, gathering headshots, and creating and managing accounts.
• Develop abstracts, posters, and slides for FDA advisory board and other meetings.
• Complete patient narratives for NDA submission to FDA.
• Create and modify company document templates to ensure ICH compliance and efficiency.
• Develop abstracts that are accepted and publish in the peer-reviewed literature (shown in list of publications).
• Organize and consolidate information into standard report formats, preparing and proofreading correspondence and documents in accordance with HIPAA regulations.
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Senior technical writer example responsibilities.

• Manage and participate in logistics programs, and commercial and DOD technical manual complements.
• Manage team activities for internal and client documentation development that supports the SDLC methodology.
• Lead team to deliver the first simultaneous release of the product stack across UNIX platforms.
• Manage multiple SharePoint sites for active documentation projects and resulting archives to meet customer version control and compliance requirements.
• Identify and initiate wholesale computer upgrade to accommodate new CMS while allocating and managing staff resources devote to developing the software.
• Design and develop standalone and context-sensitive help with RoboHelp HTML, enhancing application usability.
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