Jennifer Welsh Email & Phone Number

New Britain, CT, US

New Britain, Connecticut, United States

I’m a science-focused digital communicator. I create bespoke branded content, web copy, content marketing articles, and press releases for major universities, hospitals, and other clients. My goal in my science communication is to accurately convey nuggets of novel biomedical research through a big-picture lens — providing context and clarity to work that.

Working with the awesome Modea team on a large content project for a healthcare client.

I work with the digital content team to create and update pages on UCSFHealth.org and ucsfbenioffchildrens.org, including provider pages, clinic pages, and articles.

As a Contently managing editor, I work with diverse clients from insurance and energy companies to hospitals. I work with freelance writers to create content marketing materials to meet my clients' needs.

I wrote evergreen and news content for Verywell Health. See my profile with my articles here: https://www.verywellhealth.com/jennifer-welsh-5085750

I worked with the custom content team to create and update condition pages, articles, and blogs for the Cancer Treatment Centers of America.

As a member of the content creation team on a major pharmaceutical brand contract working to pitch fresh ideas. I wrote and researched expert-level content including infographics, articles, copy for web pages, and a sales brochure.

Greater New York City Area

As Editor in Chief at WonderHowTo, I managed all editorial operations of our three brands: WonderHowTo (Null Byte), Gadget Hacks, and Next Reality. I managed three editorial teams (including dozens of freelancers), sticking to a budget, partnerships with publications and aggregators, affiliate program creation and management, social media strategy.

Revamped and expanded WonderHowTo's Gadget Hacks site, focused on the latest consumer-oriented smartphone news and HowTos.

Creating new coverage areas focused on augmented reality.

Covering everything from bacteria and viruses to fungi and prions, invisiverse uncovers the beautiful, secret, and dangerous world of microbes all around (and in) us.

Greater New York City Area

Helped plan and launch Tech Insider and its science section. Managed staff, interns, trained new hires, wrote and edited, and took on front page, weekend, news, and social media responsibilities for the site.

New York, NY

Greater New York City Area

Created and built Business Insider's science section from the ground up. Wrote for, edited, designed strategy and coverage areas, hired, and grew the vertical.

New York, NY

Continuing my responsibility from an intern position to a full time staff writing position.

New York, NY

As a full-time intern I wrote several freshly reported articles per week, attended and reported on conferences.

I wrote for Discover's in house blogs, update the Facebook page and monitor webmaster emails.

Writing for the online news portion of the website, and for the print magazine. Also incorporating some multimedia elements into my stories whenever possible.

One of ten lucky students selected to attend the University of California at Santa Cruz's Science Communication Graduate Program. As a student in this program I will be taught every aspect of science writing and be immediately immersed in the daily act of writing through involvement in internships.

Wrote blog posts for wired.com/wiredscience

Santa Cruz, California

Wrote local news / science-related stories two days a week for the Sentinel. Newspaper writing is very fun and I'm enjoying the fast-paced deadline driven environment.

As a science writing intern at the Stanford University School of Medicine I wrote press releases and news briefs for the school's Web site, newspaper and magazine.

I was working at Prosetta Bioconformatics for over three years. During that time I played many different roles and was constantly placed in the critical decision making path of our small company. From organizing data and preparing presentations for government and big pharma or getting down and dirty with the nitty gritty of cell culture and lab work, I.

Research Assistant part-time/summer in the laboratory of Dr. Martin Tenniswood. Research projects included the study of histone deacetylase inhibitors on gene/protein expression in prostate cancer.

Made sandwiches and other hot lunch items, worked the register, cleaned and maintained the facilities and equipment.

Graduate Certificate, Science Communication

Activities and Societies: Internships at Stanford University School of Medicine, the Santa Cruz Sentinel, and Wired.Coursework includes.

None Attempted, Journalism And General Studies

Activities and Societies: Insider MagazineWhile working full time I attended night classes at De Anza, based around a science journalism.

B.S., Biological Sciences

Activities and Societies: Biology Club, Lewis Hall.My undergraduate major was biological sciences, with a class focus on infectious/viral.

High School Diploma

Activities and Societies: Yearbook club, JV Softball,