Are you a physician or scientist looking for a career change?
Are you a writer looking for something exciting to write about?
Doctors—Discover how to work in medicine without actually doing it!
Writers—Discover how to be part of one of the fastest growing industries in India and the world!
Dear friend,
Each week, I receive several queries from people wanting to know more about the medical writing field. Many of these inquiries come from people who usually fall into one of the following categories:
- People wondering what medical writing is all about
- Medical doctors wanting to become writers
- Non-medicos knowing they have a flair for writing and wanting to break into health or medical writing
- People looking for medical writing courses, and graduates and certificate programs
- Graduates looking for medical writing jobs
- Medical writers wanting to start freelancing and are wondering what they should charge
- Experienced medical writers planning to move to India but are unsure of their career prospects here
If you think you fall into any of these categories, then the ebook Becoming a Medical Writer (Indian Edition) co-authored by Dr Natasha Das and Diego Pineda is just the one for you.
You could spend days and weeks researching the Internet and asking around to find good advice on how to start a career in medical writing without success. Or you could read this ebook!
Becoming a Medical Writer (Indian Edition) is the fundamental one-stop guide to launch a lucrative and stimulating career in medical writing in India.
You will learn what medical writing encompasses, its different types, the qualification and skills needed, and the training available.
The ebook also tells you where and how to look for jobs and how to kick-start your freelance medical writing career.
In addition, Becoming a Medical Writer (Indian Edition) is prepared keeping the medical writer in India in mind. The Indian edition brings you:
- Excerpts from the results of the first ever documented survey of Indian medical writers
- Experiences of several medical writers (many of whom are from India) in their own words
- Best training, and graduate and certificate courses available in India and abroad
- Online training courses and whom to contact
- Recruiters in India that look for medical writers
- List of companies in India which hire medical writers
- Salaries of medical writers in India
- Rates that freelance medical writers in India charge
- 24 professional organizations around the world ( 4 of them Indian) that offer networking, educational and career advancement opportunities
- An introduction to All India Medical Writers Association (AIMWA) and its activities
- Online communities of medical writers on orkut and ning where you can interact directly with other medical writers from India
"I believe the book is quite instructive and quite informative. It did not attempt to teach the ABCs of medical writing but gives quick links to invaluable resources that make you one.... this quality reminds me of the Chinese proverb that says 'it is better to teach a man how to fish, than to give him a fish.' I think Becoming a Medical Writer is an invaluable resource material that guides the young and aspiring medical writer in the art of medical fishing!!!'" Solomon Nwhator "I am a 56 year old retired physician and just finished reading your "Becoming a Medical Writer" ebook! Wow!! What a great and helpful read. I have been looking for just that information while trying to start a freelance writing career in the medical/health field. With my education and the fact that I am a pretty fair writer, I feel like I might have a chance. I'm anxious to get started and want to hit the ground running! Your ebook has been quite an inspiration for me." Robert James, M.D., J.D. |
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So, how much is it?
Planning a career change or deciding about the direction of your professional life is not a light matter. Career advisers and coaches charge thousands of dollars for their advice—and the books they write may cost you hundreds of dollars.
But you don't need to pay that much. In fact, your investment for this easy and practical guide to medical writing is just US $12 (about INR 500). That is nothing in comparison with the money and satisfaction you will earn as a medical writer.
Read the first chapter for free!
Still not quite sure? No problem. Let us send you the first chapter absolutely free to check out what's inside and see if it's right for you.
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Receive a complete report of the results of the first ever Survey of Medical Writers in India 2008. Know how much other medical writers are making and the trends of medical writing in India, so you can be better equipped to enter the market.
If for any reason, you are not satisfied with your purchase, just contact us within 4 weeks and we'll refund 100% of your money.
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Best wishes,
Natasha Das and Diego Pineda
Medical Writers
P.S. Becoming a Medical Writer is an interactive ebook. That means it is packed with dozens of links to other online and offline resources. You never get that with a regular printed book!
What Indian medical writers say about their profession...
"The field of medical writing is an ocean wherein everyday you learn something new. Keeping an update about the happenings in the field and mastering new options is the key to be a successful medical writer."
Lirish Chinnappa, Medical Editor, BACC Healthcare Pvt Ltd, Bengaluru