We are seeking an experienced writer/editor specializing in CVs and personal statements to support medical residency applications.
REQUIRED: Professional experience writing/editing graduate-level CVs and personal statements.
NOTE: This is a professional copyediting/copywriting role. Clients submit a first draft and remain involved throughout the process by providing clarification and expanding on experiences as needed, while the editor takes ownership of all revision and editing work.
*At this time, we are seeking professional writers, not physicians, for this role.
Key Dates & Commitment
- May-June: Paid training, 1-2 hours weekly
- June: Supervised writing/editing work, 10-15 hours weekly
- July 1 – Sept 23: Client-facing editing & document development (15-25+ hours weekly)
This role offers the opportunity to work closely with medical residency applicants, applying strong rhetorical judgment, organizational insight, and polished editing to refine high-stakes application materials.
Core Competencies
- Application Context & Narrative Judgment: Assess, organize, and refine personal narratives within professional application materials.
- Writing & Editing Excellence: Elevate written materials through precise, polished editing while preserving the applicant’s authentic voice.
- Client-Facing Communication: Engage professionally with clients, interpret feedback, and communicate edits or suggestions clearly and effectively.
- Attention to Detail: Work within tight word counts while maintaining consistency, tone, and alignment with company standards and deadlines.
- AI Awareness & Responsibility: Use AI tools judiciously to support, not replace, original writing and editing. Writing submissions that rely heavily on AI-generated content will not be accepted.
The ideal candidate will:
- Have experience in medical writing and some familiarity with the residency application process (ERAS/NRMP) or similar graduate/professional common applications.
- Demonstrate a strong instinct for preserving an applicant’s voice while applying nuanced rhetorical judgment to strengthen their narrative.
- Bring a background in academic, technical, and narrative writing, with experience refining content under strict word or character limits.
- Be comfortable working within structured editing workflows and adhering to defined style guidelines.
- Collaborate effectively and learn through feedback with layered reviews (lead editor + physician consultant).
- Maintain a team-oriented, proactive approach, with the initiative to exceed expectations and contribute to a high-quality client experience.
Key Responsibilities
- CV Development: Strategically tailor and polish CVs.
- Personalized Storytelling: Collaborate with clients to refine their unique stories and develop impactful personal statements.
- Team Collaboration: Work closely with clients and internal team members to refine and finalize application components.
- Additional Documents: Draft/edit , letters of interest, thank you letters, letters of intent, program-specific personal statement adaptations, etc.
Importance of the NRMP Match Application: The residency application process is a competitive, high-pressure cycle involving written submissions (MyERAS CV/common application, personal statements, LoRs), interviews, and two-way ranking. Each year, tens of thousands of applicants compete for a limited number of residency positions, making it essential to stand out among similarly qualified candidates. Strong written materials play a critical role in securing interviews, and your work helps ensure each application is refined, cohesive, and positioned for success.
Job Types: Full-time, Part-time, Contract, Temporary
Pay: $950.00 - $3,000.00 per month
Benefits:
Application Question(s):
- In 3-5 sentences, what makes you the ideal fit for this role with Class Act Match Consulting?
- We are looking for organic, human responses. AI-generated submissions will not be considered. Who are you, beyond your resume? (100-200 words)
Work Location: Remote