How Lindsay stumbled into medical writing and her advice for new medical writers

Virginia interviews Lindsay Ulrich, a medical writer and editor, who discusses her work in the field and her experience launching MedWriter Bootcamp. Lindsay shares how she stumbled into medical writing and the exciting projects she has worked on, including virtual reality experiences. She emphasizes the importance of networking and finding a niche in the field.
Lindsay also advises aspiring medical writers to have an understanding of instructional design and learning theory. She highlights the different target audiences in medical education writing, including patients, healthcare practitioners, and caregivers. Lindsay concludes by discussing her future plans and the upcoming cohorts of MedWriter Bootcamp.
Website: www.medwriterbootcamp.com
LinkedIn: / medwriter-bootcamp
Instagram: / medwriterbootcamp
TikTok: / medwriterbootcamp
TH-cam: / @medwriterbootcamp
Takeaways
- Medical writing can involve a variety of projects, including educational materials, apps, games, and virtual reality experiences.
- Networking and building relationships in the field can lead to opportunities and collaborations.
- Having a niche and specialized knowledge, such as instructional design and learning theory, can be beneficial in medical writing.
- Medical education writing serves various audiences, including patients, healthcare practitioners, and caregivers.
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This episode has me looking into medical education writing. Very interesting.

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Glad you found it interesting 😊 thank you so much for watching!

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Never knew med comms could impact VR AR like this!

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Very exciting right!!! 😀