Working With Us in Rondebosch and Beyond
Our team is based in Rondebosch, Cape Town and supports clients across Cape Town, Johannesburg, Pretoria, Durban and Bloemfontein. We prepare literature reviews, educational briefs, plain language summaries and training talks on CYP450 enzymes, drug enzyme interactions and related research questions. The work is detailed, steady and grounded in widely accepted science, with no room for guesswork.
People who do well here tend to enjoy careful reading, clean writing and checking the small details that shape a sound summary. You may work from the Cape Town base or support projects linked to other South African centres, depending on the work and the role.
Roles We Commonly Hire For
We do not post a fixed vacancy list on this page. Instead, we recruit for roles that support research reading, educational writing and content review. These roles may suit people with backgrounds in pharmacology, medicine, biomedical science, pharmacy, education or science communication.
Some work is highly technical and some is about making complex material easier to follow without losing precision. We value people who can spot where wording needs tightening, where a claim needs softer language, and where a summary must stay within the evidence.
- Clinical Literature Analyst
- Medical Content Editor
- Science Writer
- Education Programme Coordinator
- Research Project Manager
What Strong Applications Usually Show
We look for applicants who can read widely, write clearly and handle scientific material with care. Experience in literature reviews, curriculum support, journal scanning or educational content is useful, but strong judgement matters just as much.
Because our work is educational, we expect applicants to be comfortable with careful wording. That includes avoiding overstatement, flagging uncertainty and knowing when a question should be referred back to the relevant clinician or pharmacist. A calm, organised approach matters, especially when deadlines are tight and a brief needs one more check before it goes out.
- Clear, accurate writing
- Good source handling and referencing habits
- Comfort with teamwork and editorial feedback
- Respect for medical boundaries and evidence limits
How to Apply Through the Enquiry Form
If you would like to be considered for future opportunities, send your CV through the enquiry form on our contact page. Please include a short note about the kind of work you are suited to, your location, and any relevant experience with literature reviews, science writing or training support.
We review applications as they come in and keep suitable CVs on file for later consideration. If your background fits an upcoming project, we will be in touch through the contact details you provide. Please do not send medical questions with your application, as our work is focused on educational content and not personal treatment advice.
How Our Team Works Day to Day
Our projects often move between research reading, drafting, editing and final checks. That means a successful team member can work independently, then come back to the brief and refine it with the rest of the team. Some days are about journal scans and reference lists, others about slide deck writing or content editing for a training talk.
We also work with clients who need practical explanations for busy professional settings, so clarity matters. A good summary should help the reader understand the science and then take the next step with their own doctor or pharmacist where medicines are involved.
Where the Work Connects
Although our base is in Rondebosch, our work reaches health and education professionals across the country. We support clients in Cape Town, Johannesburg, Pretoria, Durban and Bloemfontein, with meetings in Claremont and Newlands where needed. That wider reach means we need people who are reliable, adaptable and comfortable working across different project types.
If you care about accurate science and plain language, and you want to help make CYP450 information easier to use in South African practice, we would like to hear from you.