MEMBERS AREA MEMBERS AREA

About Me

Melbourne
Since 2015, I have worked with doctors and academics at tertiary hospitals to help them achieve research publication success. I am well-versed in the “language” of medicine, having completed my Bachelor of Medicine and Surgery. I have undertaken a scholarship at the British Medical Journal in London, and been published in the Lancet, BMJ, Trials, Psycho-oncology, and others. As a medical writer and editor, I can help you:
- improve the quality and readability of your manuscript or grant submission;
- meet journal requirements and word limits;
- publish negative or unoriginal findings; and
- get your research off your computer and into a peer-reviewed journal.

Location:

Melbourne

Qualifications:

Bachelor of Medicine and Surgery
Bachelor of Medical Science
Masters of Public Health

Experience:

I have been a medical writer and editor since 2015. In this capacity, I have worked for major tertiary institutions and hospitals including the Royal Women's Hospital, the Murdoch Children's Research Institute, Peter MacCallum Cancer Centre, Austin Health, The University of Melbourne, and Swinburne University of Technology.

Writer Categories:

Editor.  Patient Information.  Writer.  Grant Writing.  Manuscript Preparation.  Proofreading. 

Specialty Topics:

Cancer.  Dementia.  Diabetes.  Epidemiology.  Genetics.  Medical Devices.  Men's Health.  Mental Health.  Oncology.  Paediatrics.  Public Health.  Rare Diseases.  Women's Health.  Medical Technology.  Aboriginal Health.  Evidence-based Medicine.  Medical Editing.  Geriatrics.  Psychiatry.  Medical Science.  Health & Medical Technology.  Genomics.  Population Health.  Maternal & Child Health.  Anaemia.  Biomedical Science. 

Contact Details:

 medical.editing.100@gmail.com

Profile Shot: Ruth Little


Ruth Little


Back to Directory Back to Directory

Upcoming Webinar - Statistics for Medical Writers

AMWA is pleased to bring you the first webinar of 2026. Presented by Dr Richard Kay, this webinar will give you a clear, logical structure for thinking about statistical methodology in pharmaceutical R&D. You'll be introduced to methods used in different settings, which are driven by the endpoint type, with a particular focus on binary (odds ratios, relative risks) and time to event (Kaplan-Meier curves, hazard ratios) endpoints. Ideas behind p-values, confidence intervals, and powering a study to detect important levels of effect will be covered. Each concept will be illustrated with case studies.


Read more Read more