Medical Writing Training

Clinical Trial Reporting and Regulatory Writing

Online course for clinical research professionals and medical writers

Medical writers and clinical research professionals must understand the regulatory requirements for all regulatory reports that they are required to write during their careers.

This course distills the federal regulations into a single, user-friendly guide, and teaches how to create the most common regulatory documents.

Introduction to Regulatory Writing in the US

Online course for new or aspiring regulatory writers

Regulatory writers are the best-paid professionals in the Medical Writing Industry.

This online course is targeted towards professionals interested in starting a career in regulatory writing for the United States Pharmaceuticals, Medical Device, and Biotechnology Products Industry.

Epidemiology & Biostatistics Course

Online course for medical and health writers

This online course on epidemiology and biostatistics for medical writers covers the basic concepts of these disciplines and shows you how to understand and apply them to your writing.

Understanding epidemiology and biostatistics is vital for every medical and health writer—how else can you interpret biomedical research and communicate it to the public?

Consumer Health Writing Course

9-week Home Study Course

Do you want to be a published health writer?
Do you want to launch a freelance writing career but don't know how to break in?

Then this in-depth 9-week course is for you. The course includes comprehensive readings and assignments that cover various types of consumer health writing but emphasizes magazine writing. Did you know top consumer-health magazines pay up to $5,000 for a feature article? Read more about the course here.

Become a CME Specialist

Online courses and coaching program for aspiring Continuing Medical Education specialists

Writing for the highly regulated continuing medical education (CME) industry can be very lucrative.

Few medical writers have knowledge of the specific requirements and guidelines set by the American Council on Continuing Medical Education (ACCME) and the American Medical Association (AMA), putting writers with competency in CME in great demand.