Clinical Editor, Pharmacotherapy Specialist, Drug Information

Clinical Editor, Pharmacotherapy Specialist 
 

Are you a licensed Pharmacist with residency training and clinical experience? 
 

would you enjoy reviewing, evaluating, and synthesizing medical literature, therapeutic guidelines, product labels, and other health-related information? 
 

About our Team 
 

Elsevier Health applies innovation, facilitates insights, and helps drive more informed decision-making for our customers across global health. We support health providers by providing accessible, trusted evidence-based information; prepare more medical and nursing students with effective tools and resources; provide insights that help clinicians improve patient outcomes; and supports a more personalized and localized healthcare experience. All for the benefit of every patient. 
 

About the Role 
 

The Clinical Editor, Drug Information is responsible for the generation of drug information in oncology. You review, evaluate, and synthesize medical literature, therapeutic guidelines, product labels, and other health-related information. Supporting Elsevier's databases and end-user products. You will report to the Senior Manager of Drug Information. 
 

Responsibilities 
 

• Working collaboratively within a team of clinician editors. Creating and maintaining evidence-based drug information for use across Elsevier products. 

• Maintaining content in drug information and keeping abreast of clinical practices and customer needs. 

• Monitoring and critically evaluating scientific literature, practice guidelines, regulatory guidance, and prescribing information. In order to create clinically relevant content for use by a variety of health care professionals and patients. 

• Developing and maintaining drug monographs and related content. Including data utilized in integrated solutions in accordance with editorial and style guidelines. 

• Ensuring content is concise, clearly written, and well organized. Submits work for careful review and welcomes constructive feedback; continually refines writing and data analysis skills. 

• Contributing to team projects, and collaborating with other pharmacist, physician, and nursing editors. 

• Working efficiently, able to prioritize and manage multiple projects, and consistently meets deadlines. 

 
Requirements 
 

• Have a pharmacist license with residency training. Additionally, a minimum of two to five clinical experience years. (Within the US highly valued.) 

• Have in-depth knowledge and clinical experience in hematology and oncology, with emphasis on safety and monitoring. 

• Board Certified in Oncology Pharmacy (BCOP) valued. 

• Be able to deliver results working with individuals of all seniority levels within a complex, matrixed environment 

• Be an influential communicator with excellent written and verbal communication skills 

 
Work in a way that works for you 
 

We promote a healthy work/life balance across the organization. We offer an appealing working prospect for our people. With numerous wellbeing initiatives, shared parental leave, study assistance