Wednesday turned out to be a big AMWA day for me – there were two meetings of our New England Chapter that day, and I managed to get to both! d r LUNCH IN MASSACHUSETTS The first was a lunch meeting in Cambridge. That was perfect for me since the meeting place was a Chinese…
“Science Careers”, from the Journal Science published this great article today – it’s a content collection comprising links to their best resources on careers in science writing. They all make for interesting reads in general for anyone in the medical communications field, but they’re especially valuable for anyone thinking about transitioning into medical writing. j j j Image…
This year’s AMWA Annual Conference is almost upon us, so don’t forget to register if you’re fortunate enough to be able to make it this year. p p AMWA have published this presentation on Getting The Most From The Conference when you attend. It contains lots of handy tips to consider if you’ve never attended either this conference…
Inquill is currently hosting a Medical Writing Festival – you can check out the schedule and pricing for the seminars on their site. I don’t know anything about the company, so can’t give any first-hand information about it, or about the festival for that matter. But they do have some very prominent names giving seminars, so…
Registration is open for AMWA’s 71st Annual Conference in Jacksonville, FL, October 20th-22nd this year. If you’re not already a member of AMWA, I’d highly recommend joining. Cover One Of The Open Sessions Additionally, you can make the most of your AMWA Annual Conference attendance – AMWA are looking for writers willing to cover one of…
Thought I’d share some short YouTube videos for those of you who are thinking about branching into medical writing. These medical writers provide some insight into their work, as well as some tips on which areas might suit you best: The Art Of Medical Writing How To Get Into Medical Writing Starting…
Academia can be a “publish or perish” environment at the best of times – so after working long, hard hours to collect all your scientific data, you deserve a final article that is free of errors and most accurately represents your efforts. You may have extremely impressive scientific data, but if your manuscript lacks readability…
