Researching & Writing evidenced-based, scientifically & clinicically accurate medical content and insuring timely review of content by subject matter experts. Work includes collaboration w/physicians to author book chapters, grants, on-line content, articles, manuals, and research study protocols. Requires excellent writing, editorial, and interpersonal skills, as well as adhering to strict deadlines with constantly changing priorties. Ability to work independently or in group situations. Microsoft Office Software. & 3 years writing heatlh-related articles. This is a position for which I've only APPLIED.

Basic elements of reading--alphabet, vowels, Making Mother's & Father's Day Cards to present to each parent on their special day. Was there long enough to discover dyslexia and other reading and concentration disorders.Taught recognition of words, correct spelling, punctuation and pronunciation.Ages 4-7.

Listing & Selling Homes in Carmel and Greater Indianapolis Area. Made flyers for listed homes with photos and selling points, and posted in other Real Estate Offices. Marketed Listings also in Real Estate Books. Held Open Houses to demonstrate listings to prospective clients.Had handouts of listed properties and price available for all guests to open houses. Won Pacesetter Awards for 2 quarters for production. After husband's death, later continued with another Century 21 office in Indy, then took and passed all Appraiser required courses, including ethics til 1993 or 94. Time off homework,

Wrote Profiles on Instructors each of 6 Publications/year. Wrote topics ranging from their Botanical experiences in Antarctica to topics such as Bar Tending and Numerology. Also wrote what instructors wanted in their courses--too many to count. Was able to facilitate publications in Indianapolis Star and The News about our various events and trips, especially the train ride to Chicago for the Tuttencoman exhibit of ancient Egyptian treasures, and our Alexander The Great "look alike" contest.Day-long celebration near the Indianapolis Museum of Art.Got TV coverage on this event and others.Also wrote, directed, did voice-overs on clowns, mimes, for 30 second Info 13 PSA spots, which really made the Free U phone ring to get a free Catalog of Courses.for the caller.Circulation rose from 25,000 to 85,000 during my tenure,

In charge of medical clinical lab. made solutions, ordered some reagents, did blood counts, urinalyses, urine bacteriology on blood agar, common glucose tests, BUN, hematocrit, many venepunctures daily, made lab blood agar for infections in incubator, ran antibiotic sensitivity tests, Colloidal Gold on spinal fluids, and many others, Served on Infectious Disease Committee, Wrote quarterly and Annual Reports for Lab, as well as writing daily reports on physicians reports on patient;s lab work. Also continued at the Indiana University Medical School Graduate Medical Genetics Degree studies--basic genetics, Biostatistics, Probability, Blood typing plus electrophoresis determination of other blood markers. Topics in Genetics, Biochemical Genetics, Eight hours of Medical Genetics Clinic in which I received A's, and my write ups were put into patient charts. Unable to finish MS, due to mom's acute subdural haematoma., While I cared for her at home, Got 2nd BS. in Journalism and Business at Butler Univ,, Indy. Became writer on all topics, preferred medical,scientific, but loved all writing subjects and learned a lot doing it.

This was the most fertile and pleasant working environment, where I tremendously enjoyed working as a Biochemist. We did breakthrough work in early diabetes research. I loved the people and working with animals, doing in vivo and in vitro studies on respiration and substrates, with radioactive isotopes. They let me take the Radioisotope, Week-long course, in which I learned how to calibrate Geiger and Scintillation counters and used them most effectively.The Doctors in my Endocrinology Section also let me calibrate our scintillation counter.And I got my own license to be able to order my own radioisotopes because I had taken the course. Scientists come from all over the world to take this course to be able to use radioisotopes in their labs.(I was also living in DC when President Kennedy was killed. That was very sad at NIH, as chairs and lab stools were in hallways trying to listen to radio news.) The only reason I left there was due to the fact that I had been accepted to Indiana University School of Medicine and started in 1964. At NIH, the Doctor with whom I worked told me I was the best lab associate they ever had. I am co-author on 2 prestigious Journals there, and thanks for assistance on many other papers. Each year I was given permission to go to the Atlantic City Meetings for the Proceedings of Experimental Society of Biology & Medicine.. I enjoyed that time very much, and at the end of the day I went swimming in the Motel Pool to get refreshed from a most demanding day on the Boardwalk going from one meeting to another and to our own, and had dinner sent.up to my room.. One year I even let my Boss drive my car back home to NIH.