Radcliffe Group

Associate Project Manager (Virtual and On-site Events)

Radcliffe Group Buckinghamshire, England, United Kingdom

Book and Periodical Publishing · 51-200 employees

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project-manager Mid (2-5 yrs) Full-time United Kingdom
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About the role

The Associate Project Manager will oversee the delivery of cardiovascular educational projects and events from inception to publication. They are responsible for managing content creation, coordinating with internal stakeholders, and maintaining client relationships throughout the project lifecycle.

What they look for

Project management Event coordination Stakeholder management Content creation Client management Communication Inter-personal skills Multi-tasking Prioritization Teamwork Medical communications Publishing Virtual events On-site events

Requirements

Candidates must have at least two years of experience in event coordination or project management, ideally within a medical communications or publishing background. A degree-level qualification is required, with a preference for those with a science-based educational background.

Full description

Radcliffe Group – comprising Radcliffe Medical Education and Radcliffe Medical Media – is a media publishing company supporting the continuous learning and development of cardiovascular healthcare professionals through the provision of superior-quality educational content.

 

To facilitate the demands of its client delivery, Radcliffe Medical Media is seeking to appoint a non-technical Associate Project Manager – Events (Virtual and On-site) to support the creation and publication of educational programmes.

 

Working as part of its Projects Team, the successful candidate will be passionate about event delivery within the healthcare sector, with an ambition to play a key role in shaping this dynamic, fast-evolving business.

 

Responsibilities

  • Delivery of client-supported cardiovascular projects, events and educational programmes from inception through to publication.
  • Organisation and management of educational content creation, typically filmed with leading physicians, including but not exclusive to interviews, webinars, symposia, round tables and peer-to-peer discussions (filmed both virtually and on-site).
  • Planning and executing publishing projects to ensure they deliver the highest quality content within scope, brief and budget.
  • Internal stakeholder management throughout the delivery phase – including, but not exclusive to, account managers, medical writers, and Marketing, Education and Digital Media teams – to ensure the creation of best-in-class content for publication on both Radcliffe and third-party websites.
  • Physician / faculty management / liaison.
  • Client management throughout the delivery cycle, to ensure transparency and adherence to  project plans and operating procedures.

Skills and Experience

  • A minimum of two years’ experience working as an Events Coordinator / Associate Project Manager / events professional, ideally with a medical communications, events, publishing or agency background.
  • First-class non-technical project management skills with a proven track record of delivering a number of projects of varying complexity across the health education sector.
  • Qualified to degree level or equivalent. A science-based subject is desirable (although not essential).
  • Adept at developing effective relationships with internal and external stakeholders.
  • Strong communication and inter-personal skills.
  • The ability to multi-task and work on several complex client projects simultaneously.
  • The ability to prioritise a heavy workload and work to tight deadlines.
  • Self-motivated and able to work without detailed supervision.
  • A ‘team player’ mindset.

Remuneration and benefits

On application

 

Location

Hybrid working. Approximately two days per week based in our Bourne End, Buckinghamshire office.

 

About Radcliffe

Founded in 2013, Radcliffe began as a specialist cardiovascular publisher with a mission to make high-quality medical education more accessible. As the needs of healthcare professionals evolved, so did Radcliffe – expanding from journals into digital learning, virtual congresses and multimedia education, serving lifelong learning needs of cardiovascular healthcare professionals.

 

Today, Radcliffe is a global medical education provider – with capabilities spanning Europe, the US and beyond – connecting healthcare professionals through specialist learning platforms, scientific publishing, accredited education, virtual congresses and live events. Built on a foundation of editorial independence, clinical credibility and educational excellence, Radcliffe partners with leading experts to advance cardiovascular knowledge and support better patient care worldwide.

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