The most important medical writing document you will ever write is your resume. This is your story about your professional accomplishments and your personal accomplishments that show you can do what the reader wants to pay you to do. Link to the page on writing Resumes
Part of being a professional is showing that you are a team player, that your professional colleagues respect you, and that you are constantly tryng to find out what is changing in your profession. You do this by being a member of a professional organization. Link to the pages spelling out which professional organizations will help you in your quest to become a medical writer, professional organizations
Assignment 1: Prepare a 100-word bio describing yourself.
Assignment 2: Prepare a 20-word bio describing yourself.
Assignment 3: Prepare a resume with the following categories: 1. Name and contact information; 2. Medical writing experience; 3. Regulatory documentation experience; 4. Jobs held; 5. Formal education; 6. Management experience; 7. Teaching; 8. Speaking; 9. Volunteer efforts; 10. Bibliography.
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