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I am a Boston-based writer and editor with over 10 years’ experience in B2B and B2C communication, particularly in content strategy and development. With a background in English and journalism, I have a passion for storytelling, whether it’s through community reporting or brand messaging.
I specialize in distilling complex information, from explaining the implications of a data breach, to distinguishing between different types of multiple sclerosis. Whether it’s for a general audience or geared toward C-level executives, I strive for clear and accurate content that is educational and empowering.
I have written for HCA Healthcare, Dignity Health, Mass General Hospital, Abbott Labs, GE Healthcare, Healthline, the Dorchester Reporter and DOWNTOWN Magazine, among other publications. In past roles, I have managed teams of freelance writers, developed an editorial style guide, and copy edited communications across multiple channels, from scripts for TV ads to email newsletters to print marketing collateral.
I was a contributor to Massachusetts’s Emerging Writers: An Anthology of Nonfiction in 2018 and my work has been cited in the Journal of Hip-Hop Studies and the Quinnipiac Health Law Journal.
I received my M.S. in health communication from Boston University, and received a B.A. in print journalism and English with a concentration in publishing studies and literature from Hofstra University. During my time at Hofstra, I co-founded the student-run hyper-local news website Long Island Reporter and acted as managing editor, as well as served as president of the Hofstra Association of Black Journalists (HABJ).
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http://www.healthline.com/health/heart-disease/women-statistics-facts
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https://www.healthline.com/health/gerd/infants-causes#3
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Write and pitch articles geared toward healthcare providers and patients for the Dignity Health program. Topics include, but are not limited to: records management, employee hiring, patient experience, AI and VR in healthcare, pain management, heart health, and general wellness.
Company: Skyword Inc.
I worked there from 6/2011 until now
Ensure accuracy, consistency, clarity, and adherence to brand identity and state and federal guidelines by proofreading, copy editing, and copy writing marketing communications for internal and external audiences. Increase brand awareness and thought leadership by promoting high-profile media mentions and speaking engagements on corporate social media accounts and website
Company: Commonwealth Care Alliance
I worked there from 9/2019 until 9/2021
Write and edit technical content related to health IT, such as news, tips, feature articles and expert Q&As. Assign article topics for website and e-products. Work with Traffic team to update outdated content.
Company: TechTarget - SearchHealthIT
I worked there from 7/2018 until 9/2019
Wrote and edited technical content related to health IT, such as news, tips, feature articles and expert Q&As. Topics include, but are not limited to: electronic health records (EHRs), HIPAA, telehealth and telemedicine, medical imaging, digital health and mHealth, and interoperability.
Company: TechTarget - SearchHealthIT.com
I worked there from 7/2016 until 7/2018
Wrote and edited technical content related to Microsoft Windows Server and Exchange Server. Managed social media accounts (Facebook, Twitter and LinkedIn).
Company: TechTarget - SearchWindowsServer, SearchExchange
I worked there from 10/2014 until 7/2016
Wrote 550-750 word articles on nutrition, healthy living and fitness for General Electric’s HealthAhead website, a Healthline partner. Wrote 750 word articles for Healthline's heart disease and acid reflux/GERD condition learning centers.
Company: Healthline Networks
I worked there from 7/2011 until 4/2012
Led creation of pillar content related to top conditions (multiple sclerosis, ALS, rheumatoid arthritis, and Parkinson's disease)
Company: PatientsLikeMe
I worked there from 9/2021 until 2/2022