THOUGHT LEADERSHIP

On the surface, a medical writer has a simple calling: communicate medical information and research results clearly to the intended audience. How one achieves this goal is what sets apart a great medical writer. Arriving at a high-quality final document requires planning, clear communication, coordination between team members, and building consensus among stakeholders. These are not directly related to writing per se but are central to the success of our projects, so how does a medical writer learn and hone such skills?