Demant

Medical Writer

Demant

full-time

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Location Type: Hybrid

Location: Poland

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About the role

  • Write and maintain clinical evaluations and PMCF documents in compliance with EU MDR and internal standards
  • Monitor, evaluate, and implement regulatory requirements related to Clinical Affairs, including Clinical Evaluation and PMCF
  • Ensure the level of clinical evidence required to achieve regulatory compliance for assigned products
  • Communicate clinical evidence needs and results to internal stakeholders across the organization
  • Represent Clinical Affairs towards external parties, such as competent authorities
  • Make content decisions on clinical evaluations and PMCF documents
  • Act as a Subject Matter Expert within the Clinical Affairs area
  • Make project‑related decisions for Clinical Affairs project

Requirements

  • higher degree within audiology, health technology/science, or a similar field
  • documented professional experience working with hearing aids or other medical devices (EU MDR class IIa or higher)
  • knowledge of and preferably experience with:
  • – research methodology
  • – information management
  • – regulatory requirements
  • – medical writing
  • – preparing clinical evaluation plans and reports for at least EU MDR class IIa (active) medical devices
  • – device technology and application
  • – diagnosis and treatment options for hearing conditions covered by the devices being evaluated
  • excellent English skills, both written and spoken
  • attention to details
Benefits
  • full‑time work agreement in an international organization
  • possibilities for learning and development opportunities, adapted to your needs and supporting your growth
  • hybrid work model, combining remote work opportunities with work in an office in the City Center
  • flexible working hours
  • benefits package including social benefits (private medical health care, insurance, sport card, etc.)
  • Scandinavian culture – we are informal and care about equality, independence, open dialog, and work‑life balance