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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
You may think your portfolio is doing all the right things, such as showing your best work, highlighting your expertise, and making it easy for clients to contact you. But … Read more
October is usually an exciting month for me. I love spooky season, I get to nurture my passion for cinema (I go to the Austin Film Festival every year), and … Read more
Your “About Me” is often the first real connection potential clients make with you beyond your samples. But many writers unknowingly weaken their impact by missing key elements that trigger … Read more
Even the most experienced medical writers can have gaps in their portfolio, and this is usually not in skill, but in strategy. A polished sample is important, but a portfolio … Read more
In a previous post, I talked about the types of samples you should include in your medical communication portfolio. Today, I want to continue that conversation by discussing how you can … Read more
The work of writers, editors, and other medical communicators can feel a bit lonely, especially for freelancers or those who work remotely. A fun and productive way to add variety … Read more
Whether drafting regulatory documents, patient education materials, scientific manuscripts, or your own portfolio, being concise ensures that key information is accessible and impactful. Last week, we talked about how writing … Read more