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Newcastle, NSW
I am a medical writer/editor with 25+ years of global experience working in both Industry and Academic settings. I have worked within and for healthcare communication agencies and clients in the US, Canada, Europe and Australia. My area of expertise is in Continuing Medical Education (CME), however, I am also adept at promotional writing. My past roles as both an Account Director and a Scientific Director for medical education agencies has provided me a unique strategic view for my clients. As a result, I am able to offer strategic and business development consulting as well as meeting facilitation services.
I am currently the Deputy Editor for Public Health Research & Practice (PHRP)-a peer-reviewed, open-access journal of the Sax Institute.

Location:

Newcastle, NSW

Qualifications:

B.Sc., M.Sc.

Experience:

25+ years medical communication experience

Writer Categories:

Consumer Education.  Editor.  Patient Information.  Pharmaceutical.  Promotion/marketing.  Writer.  Health Professional Education.  Proofreading. 

Specialty Topics:

Cardiology.  Genetics.  Mental Health.  Ophthalmology.  Public Health.  Psychology.  Evidence-based Medicine.  GP Education.  Medical Editing.  Gastroenterology.  Psychiatry.  Medical Science. 

Contact Details:

 asiyah@hotmail.com
 0416874341

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WINNER ANNOUNCEMENT! AMWA Early Career Award 2026

Congratulations to Nicole Vassileff, winner of the AMWA Early Career Award for 2026! 

Nicole's submission, When the Eye Learns to Grow Back, made a significant impression on the judging panel:


"I learnt something about a topic I previously knew nothing about – the complex scientific information was presented in an accessible, informative and interesting way."

  "I really enjoyed reading this piece from start to finish. It is clear that the writer has a talent for producing scientific writing that is both clear and engaging. I hope they continue to bring these skills to the field of medical and health communication—Australia needs more writers like them."


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