Evergreen Biomedical Communications Group, LLC
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Damiana Chiavolini, MS, PhD 
Editing is often associated with grammar and sentence structure, but technical ability alone does not make an editor effective. The editors who build strong client relationships are usually the ones … Read more
Even strong writers can develop habits that weaken clarity, tone, and readability. The good news is that professional editors are trained to spot these patterns quickly and help writers correct … Read more
In a previous post, I shared my thoughts on the importance of protecting writing time when we have competing priorities (read Find the Time and Motivation to Write). Carving out … Read more
Building a strong editorial portfolio is essential for attracting clients as an editor in science and medicine. The best editorial portfolio samples showcase the ability to edit and correct but … Read more
If you ask any editor about the early stages of their career, you may hear some version of “I wish I’d known then what I know now!” For those who are new … Read more
The new year can bring a renewed focus on our priorities. We reflect on what we want to do differently, what we want to protect, and what we want to … Read more
Creating disease-focused content is a compelling endeavor. If you’re working on something new, you’ll learn so much while researching a given disease or condition. If you’re exploring a topic you’re … Read more
If you’ve spent years running experiments, analyzing data, or publishing your research findings, you already hold many of the core competencies needed for a medical writing career. Transitioning from academia … Read more
In health and disease-focused writing, clarity is a responsibility. Whether we’re explaining topics focusing on oncology breakthroughs, emerging infectious diseases, or chronic condition management, our writing directly shapes understanding and … Read more
In a recent application for a freelance opportunity, a prospective client specifically requested that no full portfolio links be included in the emails. They just wanted three samples that closely reflected the type … Read more