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What excites me about being a medical writer at Parexel?

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Well, I would say it's the fact

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that we get to interact with a variety of clients.

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So, for example, within just one week,

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you might be working on an oncology study,

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dermatology study and a cardiovascular study.

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And all of these may be under different clients.

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So for example, a biotech client that's just getting started,

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a big established pharmaceutical company

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or even a medical devices company.

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Now on top of that, you also really get

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to see how these studies are developed.

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So in the early stages,

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you might get to develop the investigators brochure

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the study protocol, and the informed consent forms that are

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actually given out to the patients or

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the participants of these studies.

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Then on top of that,

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if you're lucky enough to go all the way

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until the end of the study and be assigned

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to a specific task, you might actually get

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to develop the clinical study report

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to really see how the data looks

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and whether it's actually going to benefit

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the patients that these drugs or medical

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devices are intended to benefit.