United States
Health and science writer, experienced medical editor, microbiologist, fragrance blogger, and educator. I bring my biomedical research experience, inquisitive curiosity, teamwork skills, attention to detail, and enthusiasm to any project.
What I offer:
Health and science articles
Interviews with experts
Listicles
Research document editing
Health blog posts
Higher education content (subject matter expert)
Fragrance articles
Who I have worked for:
Non-profit organizations (feature articles, listicles)
Academic institutions (scientific manuscripts, grant proposals, magazine stories and interviews)
Magazines (health articles)
Higher education platforms (book chapter summaries, exam questions, laboratory manuals)
Online fragrance magazines
Areas of expertise:
Microbiology
Biotechnology
Infection and Immunity
Autoimmunity
Oncology and radiation oncology
Fragrances and olfactory culture
Member of the American Medical Writers Association (AMWA) and National Association of Science Writers (NASW). Immediate Past-President of AMWA Southwest.
Additional writing and editing samples are available upon request. Contact me through LinkedIn (see below).
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