Medical writing services provided by Armitage Medical include, but are not limited to:

  • CME and CE activities
    • Needs assessments
    • Gap analysis
    • Learning objectives
    • Program content
    • Outcomes
  • Script/screenwriting assistance
  • Audio and video interviews
  • Expert and KOL liaison services
  • Patient information and education
  • Editorial and re-writing services for non-native English-speakers
  • Guideline summaries
  • Guest blogs
  • Literature reviews
  • Book chapters
  • Web content for clinicians or consumers
  • News stories
  • Feature articles
  • Conference coverage and reports
  • Review articles
  • Slide sets
  • Presentations / Symposia

Content Expertise

  • Patient engagement
  • Health literacy
  • Plain language
  • SEO optimization
  • Expert interviews
  • AMA style
  • ACCME guidelines
  • CME best practices
  • Advisory boards
  • News stories

Client Testimonials

“Dr. Mandy Armitage consistently provided thorough and thought-provoking medical writing for our organization. She is a pleasure to work with, flexible to any changes that arose, and extremely efficient. I would recommend her work with the highest regards.”

Meghan Whitbeck, Meetings and Education Manager, International Anesthesia Research Society

“Mandy possesses both depth and breadth of knowledge on medical writing.  This comes from her experience both as a freelancer medical writer and working inhouse.  She has been a pleasure to have her serve as a recurring SEAK faculty member who teaches other physicians about medical writing.”  Jim Mangraviti, SEAK, Inc.  Course Director for the annual Non-Clinical Careers for Physicians Conference and the How to Earn Money as a Physician Writer seminar.”

James J. Mangraviti, Jr., Esq., Principal, SEAK, Inc. – The Expert Witness Training Company

“I consulted with Mandy about transitioning to a career in medical/scientific writing. She is very knowledgeable about the field and gave me several great ideas. ”

Lucile Wrenshall, MD, PhD, FACS, Dept of Surgery and Neuroscience, Cell Biology, and Physiology - Wright State University

Since transitioning out of clinical medicine into medical writing in 2012, Dr. Armitage has consulted with numerous physicians who are also interested in non-clinical opportunities. Consulting services are available for individuals who need help with a similar transition.

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