Role SummaryResponsibilities: You will use your technical and scientific expertise to deliver free, impactful healthcare communications and support to charities and non-profit organisations across diverse projects and disease areasSalary: £39,000 per annumBenefits: Discretionary profit share bonuses paid twice per year, hybrid and flexible working options, generous holiday allowance, private medical insurance, critical illness cover, income protection, full funding for external training, and moreRole Type: Full time, permanentStart Date: The role will ideally commence in March or April 2026, and you will be asked to state your availability on your application formLocation: This role is available in our Global Headquarters in Cambridge, as well as our Manchester and Bristol offices
About the RoleWorking in our Pro Bono team offers a unique opportunity that many other healthcare communications agencies don’t provide – delivering services free of charge to charities and not-for-profit organisations. In 2024 alone, we contributed 2,554 days of support to a range of health-focused non-profit organisations, which we are currently on track to exceed in 2025. This work advances our mission in promoting health by collaborating with organisations who may not otherwise have access to the skills and expertise that we provide.
We provide our full range of services on pro bono basis, collaborating across teams and offices to deliver the best expertise for project needs. As a Pro Bono Analyst, you will gain skills to support projects in health economics, literature reviews, medical writing, publications, medical education, and design materials.
Whilst your “home” team will be Pro Bono, you will work across commercial and pro bono projects with colleagues in all our service areas. Being based in Pro Bono specifically will ensure that you become quickly integrated into part of a supportive team and feel fully immersed in all aspects of company life.
Key responsibilities will include:
- Creating materials for different audiences, often for patients, their carers or healthcare professionals
- Working on several projects in different disease areas at any one time
- Supporting commercial projects to gain relevant experience for your professional development
- Working in project teams alongside experienced colleagues
- Close collaboration with clients, including participating in teleconferences and face-to-face meetings with external stakeholders
- Supporting with a range of internal activities linked to the Pro Bono team. For example, preparing business development materials, identifying potential networking opportunities and monitoring our pro bono work
Hybrid Working PolicyWe believe that having face-to-face time in the office holds many benefits and is central to ensuring that the community we have created, where people have a workplace they belong to and feel part of, is never lost. At the same time, we recognise that homeworking can improve work life balance, reduce commuting times and costs, and provide the opportunity to juggle personal commitments. Therefore, we offer flexible working arrangements that allow our colleagues who have passed probation to work from home up to half their time, measured across a 2-week rolling period. During your probationary period (normally the first 6 months of the role), you will be able to work from home 1 day per week.
RequirementsAbout YouEssential requirements for the role are:
- An undergraduate degree (2:1 or above) in a scientific discipline; postgraduate qualifications are a plus
- Strong scientific writing skills, gained in an academic or professional setting (e.g., reports, publications, proposals)
- A passion for working closely with not-for-profit and charity organisations on a wide range of project types
- A genuine interest in healthcare and enthusiasm for learning
- Excellent attention to detail, analytical ability, and organisational skills
- Outstanding written and verbal communication, with the ability to adapt your communication style for varied audiences
- Proactivity and a collaborative nature
- Self-awareness, with the desire for continuous professional development
- A commitment to quality, innovation and integrity
- Proficiency in Microsoft Word, Excel, and PowerPoint
BenefitsWhat We Offer
- A starting salary of £39,000, as well as a discretionary profit share bonus paid twice per year
- 25 days’ annual leave plus bank and public holidays, as well as a holiday buy and sell scheme
- Flexible working hours and the chance to work from home for up to half of your working time after passing probation
- Flexible benefits scheme offering cash payments, additional pension contributions and more
- Private Medical Insurance which offers comprehensive cover on a “medical history disregard” basis
- Paid study leave and funding for external qualifications
- Critical Illness Cover, Income Protection and Life Assurance
- Paid and unpaid sabbaticals based on length of service
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