Scientific & Medical Writing, Editing, & Consulting Services
Content produced for medical doctors, professors, clinics, pharma, and biotech
I produce specific, targeted content for a variety of purposes in academic medicine, pharma, biotech, private clinics, CME, and patient education.
* Grant writing, reporting, and project management (NIH R01, phase I and phase II SBIR, R34, and more, NSF, PCORI, DoD, and private agencies)
* Scientific and medical manuscripts
* Review articles
* Abstracts
* PowerPoint presentations
* Data preparation
* Books
* Progress reports
* Needs assessments
* Online learning tools
* Blogs
* Web content
* Brochures
* Newsletters
Other services I am proud to offer include:
* Editing
* Project management
* Consulting into laboratory setup, study design, and long-term strategies
Clinical specialties:
Aging
Alternative medicine
Bipolar disorder
Cardiovascular diseases
Diabetes
Endocrinology
Hematology
HIV/AIDS
Immunology
Metabolism
Neurodegenerative diseases, including ALS and Alzheimer’s, Parkinson’s, and Huntington’s diseases
Obesity
Oncology
Schizophrenia
Urology
Research specialties include:
Biochemistry
Cancer research
Cell Biology
Diabetes
Growth factor research
Intracellular signaling
Mitochondrial research
Molecular biology
Neurology
Data preparation
Manuscripts
Editing
Progress reports
Project management
Grant Writing
Consulting
Web content
Newsletters
Review articles
PowerPoint presentations
Books
Brochures
Blogs
Online learning tools
Rapid turnaround and competitive rates for all your writing, editing and consulting needs
What does the term Medical Communications mean?
Medical communications (MedComms) is a general term for the development and production of materials that deal specifically with medicine or healthcare.
What does a medical communicator do?
Medical communicators write, edit, or develop materials about medicine and health. They do this by gathering, organizing, interpreting, and presenting information in a manner appropriate for the target audience. Professional medical communicators have communication expertise, awareness of ethical standards, and health care knowledge.
