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Communication & Operations Assistant (Junior)
Application Period: from 01 June 2026 to 03 July 2026
Start: First week of July, 13th of July 2026 latest
Work Time: Fulltime - 38h/week
Location: Full remote with travels a few times/year for Activities (events, projects)
Contract: Permanent
Language: English (French/Dutch is an asset)
Requirement: Belgian Resident
Description
The Communication & Operations Assistant will provide logistics and administrative support in EFGCP activities and daily business:
EFGCP is looking for an IT literate, committed and diligent colleague, who is problem solving oriented, proactive and willing to learn. A good knowledge of Professional English Writing and MS Office suite is required, as well as comprehensive experience with LinkedIn for non-profit marketing and a good understanding of the Medicines Development Field. Visual Design skills are a strong asset.
The applicant should be resident in Belgium, have strong self-motivation, be multi-tasks oriented, have a sound interest in the healthcare sector and be able to work in a small team environment. Being located near Brussels is a plus.
Benefits
EFGCP offers the possibility to work remotely in a dynamic European environment with unique professional development opportunities. The Communication & Operations Assistant will be working in close collaboration with the Chief Operating Officer and President, who will provide mentoring and training.
EFGCP offers a competitive salary for a Junior Assistant Position with remote working benefits, lunch vouchers and flexibility in schedules.
Apply at jobs@efgcp.eu
About EFGCP
EFGCP is a not-for-profit organisation established by, and for, those with interest in the development of medicines and medical technologies. Its purpose is to promote good clinical practice and encourage the practice of common, high-quality standards in all stages of biomedical research throughout Europe, by:
Start: First week of July, 13th of July 2026 latest
Work Time: Fulltime - 38h/week
Location: Full remote with travels a few times/year for Activities (events, projects)
Contract: Permanent
Language: English (French/Dutch is an asset)
Requirement: Belgian Resident
Description
The Communication & Operations Assistant will provide logistics and administrative support in EFGCP activities and daily business:
- Events and Trainings organisation
- Memberships renewal and follow-ups
- Communication tools and activities updates
- Marketing & social media management
- Support to Working Groups and Projects
- Organise, schedule, open meetings and write minutes
- Assist in the preparation of reports and communication tools
- Maintain the internal filing system and process data
- Develop and maintain media plannings and communication campaigns
- Design communication tools
EFGCP is looking for an IT literate, committed and diligent colleague, who is problem solving oriented, proactive and willing to learn. A good knowledge of Professional English Writing and MS Office suite is required, as well as comprehensive experience with LinkedIn for non-profit marketing and a good understanding of the Medicines Development Field. Visual Design skills are a strong asset.
The applicant should be resident in Belgium, have strong self-motivation, be multi-tasks oriented, have a sound interest in the healthcare sector and be able to work in a small team environment. Being located near Brussels is a plus.
Benefits
EFGCP offers the possibility to work remotely in a dynamic European environment with unique professional development opportunities. The Communication & Operations Assistant will be working in close collaboration with the Chief Operating Officer and President, who will provide mentoring and training.
EFGCP offers a competitive salary for a Junior Assistant Position with remote working benefits, lunch vouchers and flexibility in schedules.
Apply at jobs@efgcp.eu
About EFGCP
EFGCP is a not-for-profit organisation established by, and for, those with interest in the development of medicines and medical technologies. Its purpose is to promote good clinical practice and encourage the practice of common, high-quality standards in all stages of biomedical research throughout Europe, by:
- Promoting open discussion on critical issues in biomedical research and health
- Promoting education and awareness leading to the application of ethical and scientific requirements in clinical research
- Promoting transparent implementation of preventive health measures and treatments
- Facilitating the transfer of knowledge and skills across disciplines and sectors including training and advice
- Promoting human values in research involving human participants