Medical Writing for Healthcare Professionals
Medical Writing for Healthcare Professionals, available at $99.99, has an average rating of 4.41, with 47 lectures, based on 1090 reviews, and has 5068 subscribers.
You will learn about Build a medical writing business from scratch Find and GET high-paying clients in the medical and life-sciences fields Grow your business to a part-time or even a FULL-TIME income. Write efficiently, so you finish faster and keep your clients happy. Learn to write for the web as well as CE monographs and presentations Learn the basics of taxes and law, including what to look for in a freelance contract. This course is ideal for individuals who are Healthcare professionals or students interested in becoming a medical writer. or Scientists or students with a background in the life-sciences fields. It is particularly useful for Healthcare professionals or students interested in becoming a medical writer. or Scientists or students with a background in the life-sciences fields.
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Summary
Title: Medical Writing for Healthcare Professionals
Price: $99.99
Average Rating: 4.41
Number of Lectures: 47
Number of Published Lectures: 47
Number of Curriculum Items: 48
Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 48
Original Price: $49.99
Quality Status: approved
Status: Live
What You Will Learn
- Build a medical writing business from scratch
- Find and GET high-paying clients in the medical and life-sciences fields
- Grow your business to a part-time or even a FULL-TIME income.
- Write efficiently, so you finish faster and keep your clients happy.
- Learn to write for the web as well as CE monographs and presentations
- Learn the basics of taxes and law, including what to look for in a freelance contract.
Who Should Attend
- Healthcare professionals or students interested in becoming a medical writer.
- Scientists or students with a background in the life-sciences fields.
Target Audiences
- Healthcare professionals or students interested in becoming a medical writer.
- Scientists or students with a background in the life-sciences fields.
I’ve made over $1,000 a day in medical writing, and I’ll show you how you can too:
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Are you a healthcare professional who wants to make extra money on the side using your clinical training?
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Would you like to get paid to create content that also helps you keep your clinical skills sharp?
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Would you like to be able to use medical writing as a resume booster so you can expand your opportunities within your specialty?
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Are you looking to move away from clinical work and interested in making a career change to medical communications?
This course is for you!!
Learn how to start a successful medical writing business and find companies needing writers with clinical skills just like yours. Explore the exciting field of medical communications!
You can work from home or anywhere in the world as a digital nomad. Work flexible hours!
You get lifetime access to this course with your investment in your development and growth.
This course is divided into the following sections:
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Finding the work: Maximize your job search to open the door to hidden and hard-to-find opportunities.
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Getting the work: Pitch successfully to clients and build your portfolio so you can make a lasting impression.
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Using the tools: Learn tips and tricks with Google Docs, Google Slides, and Powerpoint, the three most commonly used software in medical writing.
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Writing the work: For many students this is the most valuable portion of the course. I will demonstrate in front of you how to efficiently lay out and write articles for the web, CE monographs, and CE presentations. I’ll give you tips for working with editors and show you how to finish your references efficiently so you can get paid faster. We’ll also go through preparing documents for Medical, Legal, and Regulatory (MLR) review!
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The business of writing: We’ll talk about taxes, finances, and law so you can run your business.
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Resources: I’ll leave you with resources you can use regularly long after you finish this course.
Other things you’ll learn include:
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How to build your portfolio and present it to clients to impress them!
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How to get experience even if you don’t currently have any experience.
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How to find images of nearly anything you can use for your presentations.
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How to use LinkedIn successfully to promote yourself as a medical writer and get work.
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How much medical writers can earn.
Research scientists in the life sciences fields have also found this course to be invaluable to kick starting their scientific writing career. This course will review how life scientists and researchers can take their training and education and use it to start getting writing work.
Please note I am a U.S.-based medical writer. I have worked for companies in Europe, Japan, and Taiwan, but most of my clients are American. While I believe the vast majority of the course material applies to any medical writer, you may find that portions of this course are targeted more towards U.S. medical writers.
Just read what my students have to say:
It was an eye-opener as there was a lot to learn. The instructor delivered the lectures in an easy-to-follow format. – Maureen O.
I found Alex’s course to be helpful to find potential jobs. (I found one!) The reference section and powerpoint were extremely helpful as a medical profession who hasn’t made presentations in awhile! – Courtney D.
Lots of great information– like drinking from a fire hose. It’s helpful to be able to back up and review parts that went by too quickly or that I didn’t see because I was taking notes. – Therese G.
Alex is an excellent presenter, the course is comprehensive, and I learned a lot of tips and tricks, and things I would not have considered. It was very useful to me as a clinician exploring medical writing as a career. Excellent value for money. Great work and thank you. – Greg T.
Course Curriculum
Chapter 1: Section 1: Introduction
Lecture 1: Introductory Video
Chapter 2: About Medical Writing
Lecture 1: Section Introduction
Lecture 2: What kind of education do I need?
Lecture 3: What is medical writing?
Lecture 4: How much can I make?
Lecture 5: What does the day-to-day schedule of a writer look like?
Lecture 6: What types of work are available?
Lecture 7: Where do medical writers work?
Chapter 3: Section 2: Finding the Work
Lecture 1: Section Introduction
Lecture 2: Maximizing the use of job boards
Lecture 3: Maximizing your current clinical role
Lecture 4: Finding writing work in the life sciences fields
Lecture 5: Using LinkedIn
Lecture 6: Using company career and contributor pages
Lecture 7: AI in Medical Writing Course
Lecture 8: AI Course SNEAK PEEK: Using AI Chat Writers to Find Work
Lecture 9: Getting Started With AI Writers: FREE E-Book
Lecture 10: Master the Job Search and Land Your Dream Job
Lecture 11: SNEAK PEEK: Finding Jobs With Professional Societies
Lecture 12: Finding Jobs With Professional Societies – for non-US Medical Writers
Chapter 4: Section 3: Getting the Work
Lecture 1: Pitching to clients
Lecture 2: The Open Notebook
Lecture 3: Building and presenting your portfolio
Lecture 4: How do I get experience if I don't have experience?
Chapter 5: Section 4: Using the Tools
Lecture 1: Section Introduction
Lecture 2: Google Docs
Lecture 3: Google Slides and Microsoft Powerpoint
Lecture 4: Finding and Using Images
Chapter 6: Section 5: Writing the Work
Lecture 1: Section Introduction
Lecture 2: Working with editors
Lecture 3: Writing for the web
Lecture 4: Search Engine Optimization (SEO)
Lecture 5: Writing CE/CME needs assessments
Lecture 6: Creating CE presentations
Lecture 7: Writing CE monographs
Lecture 8: Medical, Legal, and Regulatory Review Annotations
Lecture 9: Medical editing
Lecture 10: Finishing References
Lecture 11: What about AI Writers? Write web articles with Chat Writers
Lecture 12: AI Writing Demonstration and Webinar
Chapter 7: Section 6: The Business of Writing
Lecture 1: Legal considerations
Lecture 2: Taxes and financial considerations
Chapter 8: Section 7: Conclusions
Lecture 1: Conclusion Video
Chapter 9: Resources
Lecture 1: Invoice Template
Lecture 2: Accounting Template
Lecture 3: Helpful links
Lecture 4: Company, Fellowships, and Pitch Database
Instructors
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Alex Evans, PharmD, MBA
Pharmacist and Medical Writer
Rating Distribution
- 1 stars: 16 votes
- 2 stars: 20 votes
- 3 stars: 148 votes
- 4 stars: 423 votes
- 5 stars: 483 votes
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