I had no idea this job existed before 15 minutes ago. I have a degree in Medical Technology but I've always had a passion for writing, and now I fear Im going DEEP in a rabbit hole researching medical writing 😂. I'm super interested in this.
Your video is absolutely amazing mate. I spent some time looking at a few other videos before watching yours and I really couldn't get the information that I wanted. Your video honestly summarized everything that I wanted to know about what medical writing is. So very nicely done, extremely informative, very concise. Thank you🙏🏻
Recently came across your channel happy to see about Medical writings as im a Regulatory medical writer from india .Just a small request please put some information how to get international jobs in Medical writer.Looking forward to watch all your videos...thank you for this awesome channel.😊
a degree in research (masters) will shorten your time to be employed as a professional medical writer, whereas a bachelor of (non-related/too general major) takes you a long time until your project investigator gives you a chance to be involved in writing for the project. And to be honest, name of the author is very important in terms of how trust-worthy the paper is. Speaking from health professional, 3 years in pharmacy, 4 years in research and only getting my first co-authorship on the 7th year
@@Lynn-pp8vn Would you share your journey of entering this field? I currently lack experience, although I have published one article in a different language and I'm on track to complete my master's degree. Before fully committing to medical writing as my career, I would appreciate gaining some practical experience. Additionally, in terms of pursuing a master's degree, which areas of specialization do you believe would enhance my prospects in the field of medical writing?
@@LM-nu9te to be honest I know someone working in a renowned university in my city, and they were looking for data entry person, so my first job was data entry, then took on more tasks later. Yet only when i moved to another country that I got to be involved in a paper. Still my supervisor suggests getting a masters of public health (my field) so i am qualified to write papers
I don't have a degree, but I've been a court reporter for 30 years, transcribing medical malpractice and workers' comp deps almost daily. I feel like I could be a medical writer, but do I necessarily have to have a degree or work as a medical professional?
These salaries seem very low. I just read up on a reddit forum for some medical writers or senior medical writers making 90-120k a year. Most of them coming from science backgrounds (i.e. PhD, Pharm D). I'm wondering if it's possible to start out making 85-100k a year as a medical writer without pursuing a doctorate or phD degree. If so, what would be the best programs/ways in order to do this. My goal is to have it done within 2 years and start working ASAP as I'm 35 now so time is of the essence. Thanks
Would having an English degree and experience as a pharmacy tech help? Or would I need to go back to school to study something related in the medical field?
This is so interesting. Is it possible to get into this field if I have no background in the medical field or writing? Where would I begin to get into this field? I'm very interested.
The medical writing jobs you are talking are mostly posted by multinational CRO. Can a foreign doctors who have experiences apply for the jobs ?? Or Do i need working visa to apply even the jobs will be done remotely (Fully Remote) ?
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I had no idea this job existed before 15 minutes ago. I have a degree in Medical Technology but I've always had a passion for writing, and now I fear Im going DEEP in a rabbit hole researching medical writing 😂. I'm super interested in this.
How did it go?
I hope you ended up in a medical writing career!
Your video is absolutely amazing mate. I spent some time looking at a few other videos before watching yours and I really couldn't get the information that I wanted. Your video honestly summarized everything that I wanted to know about what medical writing is. So very nicely done, extremely informative, very concise.
Thank you🙏🏻
Recently came across your channel happy to see about Medical writings as im a Regulatory medical writer from india .Just a small request please put some information how to get international jobs in Medical writer.Looking forward to watch all your videos...thank you for this awesome channel.😊
You don't need a degree to be a medical copywriter. You just have to be a good research and strong writing skills.
a degree in research (masters) will shorten your time to be employed as a professional medical writer, whereas a bachelor of (non-related/too general major) takes you a long time until your project investigator gives you a chance to be involved in writing for the project. And to be honest, name of the author is very important in terms of how trust-worthy the paper is. Speaking from health professional, 3 years in pharmacy, 4 years in research and only getting my first co-authorship on the 7th year
@@Lynn-pp8vn Would you share your journey of entering this field? I currently lack experience, although I have published one article in a different language and I'm on track to complete my master's degree. Before fully committing to medical writing as my career, I would appreciate gaining some practical experience. Additionally, in terms of pursuing a master's degree, which areas of specialization do you believe would enhance my prospects in the field of medical writing?
@@LM-nu9te to be honest I know someone working in a renowned university in my city, and they were looking for data entry person, so my first job was data entry, then took on more tasks later. Yet only when i moved to another country that I got to be involved in a paper. Still my supervisor suggests getting a masters of public health (my field) so i am qualified to write papers
I don't have a degree, but I've been a court reporter for 30 years, transcribing medical malpractice and workers' comp deps almost daily. I feel like I could be a medical writer, but do I necessarily have to have a degree or work as a medical professional?
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These salaries seem very low. I just read up on a reddit forum for some medical writers or senior medical writers making 90-120k a year. Most of them coming from science backgrounds (i.e. PhD, Pharm D). I'm wondering if it's possible to start out making 85-100k a year as a medical writer without pursuing a doctorate or phD degree. If so, what would be the best programs/ways in order to do this. My goal is to have it done within 2 years and start working ASAP as I'm 35 now so time is of the essence. Thanks
Hey, I’m trying to get into it. Did you find any roadmap or course for the same?
Hello, great content. I am a medical doctor, how do I start my path to become a medical writer?
where can i do this internship
Would having an English degree and experience as a pharmacy tech help? Or would I need to go back to school to study something related in the medical field?
What you recomended membership europ medical writer or America medical writer?
Will you discuss other types of tech comm niches after this video? I have yet to find what niche suits me the most for this career path.
Hey Alexia, I have videos for 4 - 5 roles that I'll upload to RUclips this week.
This is so interesting. Is it possible to get into this field if I have no background in the medical field or writing? Where would I begin to get into this field? I'm very interested.
Great explanation. Thanks!
Thank you!
The medical writing jobs you are talking are mostly posted by multinational CRO. Can a foreign doctors who have experiences apply for the jobs ?? Or Do i need working visa to apply even the jobs will be done remotely (Fully Remote) ?
Very nicely described
You can work as an unpaid intern for months to get maybe a job afterward... so I pay my rent from what?
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