As a PhD-trained scientist, I am committed to accuracy and objectivity.

As a writer, I am committed to effective communication and attention to detail.

Being a medical writer allows me to assemble the best of both worlds, delivering writing pieces with precision, impartiality, and clarity.

I am passionate about new challenges and thrilled to be doing business with you.

SELECTED CLIENTS

“Andrea worked in my lab as a postdoctoral fellow for five years and has always demonstrated high levels of professional vigor, enthusiasm, diligence, work ethic, and tenacity.  She managed the challenges of academic life gracefully and energized the team. Andrea’s performance as a scientist was outstanding.  She also demonstrated an insatiable desire for understanding scientific topics beyond her main research focus, as well as a great willingness to help on many writing and editing needs, such as grant proposals, annual reports, and others. Not surprisingly, these skills turned out to be very advantageous for her new career as a writer and since then, I have been relying on Andrea's assistance to write and edit various pieces for our group. She has continued to demonstrate excellence and high quality in all deliverables. I highly recommend Andrea and her work.”

— Gökhan S. Hotamışlıgil

James S. Simmons Professor of Genetics and Metabolism
Director, Sabri Ülker Center for Nutrient, Genetic, and Metabolic Research, Harvard T.H. Chan School of Public Health

“Andrea has an extremely energetic and enthusiastic outlook. When I hired her, I was looking for a recent PhD who could quickly transition from an author- and reviewer-centric perspective on scientific publishing to an editorial office mindset. This necessitates a very steep learning curve to become familiar with peer review management software and convoluted editorial processes. I was very impressed by Andrea's positive attitude and resilience in the face of obstacles; she never became frustrated with the volume of new information or the inevitable gaps in training. In fact, she looked for new ways that she could contribute, volunteering to write for the journal blog.”

— Nijsje Dorman

Managing Editor, American Journal of Kidney Diseases