How to create a medical writing portfolio with ZERO experience

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Virginia explains how to create a medical writing portfolio to help you get into medical writing. She emphasizes the importance of having a style of medical writing that you want to do and creating samples that reflect that style. Virginia provides examples of different types of medical writing and suggests creating social media posts or scripts for videos to showcase your skills. She also explains how to create a live portfolio that can be updated as your writing improves. Virginia offers various platforms for hosting your portfolio and emphasizes the importance of keeping it up to date.
Takeaways
- Having a style of medical writing that you want to do is important for creating a portfolio.
- Creating samples of different types of medical writing can help showcase your skills.
- A live portfolio that can be updated is preferable to a static one.
- There are various platforms available for hosting your portfolio.
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[@deepti579]

Thanks virginia. Keep posting such videos

[@writeclinic]

A pleasure to help 😊♥️

[@masuaessien9234]

Very educative and straight to the point.

[@writeclinic]

Thank you so much 💓

[@matteo5399]

Hi Virginia! Thank you so much for this really useful video.
I just had a question about creating your own website to showcase your work. When clients are looking at your sample work on your website, do they judge how well you’ve designed the website, or do they just look at the quality of your writing in isolation?

[@writeclinic]

Thank you for watching and great question Matteo !
They look at the quality of your writing and how you have laid it out (format with headings etc) - design is secondary, but should be complementary (generally you do not need anything too flashy, even my website is basically black and white, but very easy to navigate!)