Scientific communicator with extensive experience in preparation of medical literature, pharmaceutical marketing literature, and training materials for pharmaceutical sales professionals. Expertise includes writing monographs, journal supplements, symposium proceedings, textbook chapters, clinical studies, peer-reviewed research and review articles, technical bulletins, video scripts, slide-lecture presentations, and training materials. Managerial experience includes project management and managing a high-performance technical communications group. Strengths include analytical and organizational skills; creating structure from ambiguity; ability to derive commercial relevance and value from data, concepts, and theory; effective inter-personal relationships based on respect for people; and utilizing a team approach to business projects to enhance quality of results. Recent accomplishments: (1) Managed production and contributed to nine-article Annals of the Rheumatic Diseases supplement on ankylosing spondylitis involving international group of 24 authors, (2) while a Pfizer employee, administered the Pfizer Education Initiative, a community relations program that supports science and math education for grades K-12 in the Coatesville, Downingtown, and West Chester (Pennsylvania) school districts. and (3) provided writing and editorial support for 19 peer-reviewed clinical guidelines published over a 10-year period by the American Animal Hospital Association, authored by panels of clinical experts in companion animal medicine. Specialties: Therapeutic areas of interest include veterinary medicine, anticoagulation therapy, anti-emetics, antimicrobials, apheresis, asthma and inhaled corticosteroid therapy, cardiovascular disease, contraception, diabetes, ESRD, hepatitis and chronic liver disease, inflammatory bowel disease, non-steroidal anti-inflammatory drugs, nutrition and weight control, sedation/analgesia, oncology, multiple myeloma, parasitology, periodontal disease, pneumococcal disease, and vaccines/vaccinology.