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Bay of Plenty, NZ
I am a medical writer and clinical researcher with a PhD in Biomedical Sciences and more than a decade of experience in academic research, alongside 3+ years freelancing in medical communications. I work across scientific publications, medical affairs, educational content, and evidence-based healthcare communications, with particular expertise in critically appraising and translating complex scientific evidence for different audiences.

Location:

Bay of Plenty, NZ

Qualifications:

PhD

Experience:

I have spent several years in medical communications, developing scientific publications, medical affairs and educational materials across pharmaceutical, medical device and healthcare clients. Experienced in manuscripts, systematic and literature reviews, HCP and patient education, scientific briefing documents, advisory board and expert consensus outputs, and evidence-based communications across a broad range of therapeutic areas.

Writer Categories:

Clinical Trials.  Patient Information.  Promotion/marketing.  Researcher.  Health Professional Education.  Grant Writing.  Manuscript Preparation.  Systematic Reviews & Meta-analysis.  Blogs.  Website Copywriting. 

Specialty Topics:

Cancer.  Cardiology.  Chronic Obstructive Pulmonary Disease (COPD).  Immunology.  Medical Devices.  Oncology.  Public Health.  Rare Diseases.  Women's Health.  Medical Technology.  Evidence-based Medicine.  Transparency.  Surgery.  Gastroenterology.  Health Science.  Medical Science.  Health & Medical Technology.  Statistics.  Respiratory.  Biology.  Atrial Fibrillation.  Osteoarthritis.  Biomedical Science. 

Contact Details:

 ana_holley@hotmail.com
 02102720758

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AMWA committee member, Cam Simpson is taking a turn under the spotlight.

Cam is a freelancer for clients that need a writer with experience in medical research and medical communication. This includes grant applications, clinical trial development, ethics approval, pharmaceutical product pipelines and journal article publication.

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