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Upcoming events
with AMWA

If you have recently joined AMWA, you are invited to join Michael and Cam from AMWA's executive committee for a relaxed online networking session. The group will discuss the various benefits of membership, upcoming events, our paths to becoming medical writers and anything else you would like to talk about. Attendee numbers will be limited, so get in quick!

We look forward to seeing you online.

Come and be part of our first networking event of 2026, hosted by AMWA committee member, Ciara Duffy. The event is free-of-charge to all, with some nibbles provided by AMWA. Non-members are welcome!

AMWA Webinar 3 - Recording now available

The third in the AMWA webinar series, 'The Value and Challenges of Good Scientific Comms' was very well received by those who attended, with many commenting on how much they enjoyed the Q&A session at the conclusion of the presentation. We'd like to extend our thanks to Jen Novakovich for giving of her time to present the webinar.

A full recording of the webinar is now available in the member area of the AMWA website.

If you would like to access this, along with recordings of previous webinars and many other member benefits, you can apply to become an AMWA member.

AMWA 2025 was a huge success. We would like to extend a sincere thank you to everyone who was involved in another very successful AMWA conference. Feedback from attendees has been really positive: “It was a fantastic day filled with insightful talks, engaging workshops, and great opportunities to connect with fellow medical writers.”

Member Spotlight - Cam Simpson

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.

Read about the chance request that changed the trajectory of his career, and his simple, yet powerful advice for his fellow medical writers.

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