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MORE DETAILS
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THIS SERVICE
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MedComms WorkBook simply helps MedComms freelancers and clients find each other within the specialist medical communications, education and publishing communities.
Freelancers - email Peter Llewellyn with just brief details of your services and experience and I'll sign you up to the email list. You will only receive messages which specifically tell you if someone is looking for a freelance service. It's up to you whether you respond. You can, of course, unsubscribe at any time.
This service is entirely free of charge to freelancers.
Clients - email Peter Llewellyn and I'll arrange to email the list of registered freelancers with your message. This is sent as a generic message to MedComms freelancers who have asked to be alerted. You need to be as detailed as you can be in your message and in particular be clear about whether you need someone to work on-site, and if so where. Freelancers will then contact you directly if they are able to help.
This service is entirely free of charge to clients.
List profile - there are currently more than 150 freelancers registered. Many are specialist medical writers, and there are also editors, proof-readers, account managers, project managers, publication planners, strategic consultants, event organisers and designers. Note that this service began in 2011 as an extension of the UK-based MedComms Networking Community and most of the freelancers are currently based in the UK. However the list is now open to anyone, anywhere in the world, and clearly very often - though not always - geography doesn't matter now.
Some of the clients who have used this service:
Cambridge Research Centre
Communigen
Creative Lynx
Darwin Healthcare Communications
Elsevier
Excerpta Medica
Hogarth Worldwide
Incuna
InterPhase
MedSense
Nucleus Group
Ogilvy Healthworld
Onyx Health
PAREXEL MedCom
Prime Medica Group
Rocket Science Medical Communications
Stanford Publishing
Succinct Healthcare Communications
System Analytic
Watermeadow Medical
Please note that I'm well aware there are more sophisticated ways of running this but for now it is what it is. It can easily evolve if the demand is shown to be there.
All comments welcomed.
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WHAT ELSE?
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Do you know someone who is interested in a career in medical communications?
We publish a valuable careers guide which is free to download here.
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