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January 24, 2020
AMWA-CANADA ANNOUNCEMENT! Writing award for science postgraduates and healthcare professionals
$1000 for 100 words!
The 2015 Aristocrat Award is open now until April 1. The contest is open to students enrolled in, or graduates of, a postgraduate science or healthcare degree. The goal is to write a mini-epic of exactly 100 words.
For full contest details, please go to http://scriptmedical.com/#/award/1 More >>
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Post contract and employment opportunities on our listserv and Web site, reaching virtually all of our Canadian members. There is a small charge for this service (Cdn$30) per position posted.
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If you write, edit, or are employed in the field of biomedical communication as a teacher or as a specialist in multimedia, public relations, advertising, or marketing, you belong in AMWA!
The main benefits of AMWA membership are its professional development program — workshops leading to a core or advanced curriculum certificate — and its networking opportunities at local events, chapter conferences, and the annual international conference.
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Employers need medical communicators with pinpoint skills (writing and editing), but those same employers often recognize, and appreciate, the value of deep, general skills. Someone who can make sense of information and adapt and incorporate new skills. Someone who can stretch their own, and our collective, definition of "medical communicator."
Medical communicators might interview world-renowned researchers, write research articles or prepare slide presentations, create marketing materials, or meet with patients to discuss materials educating them about a surgical procedure. The reward is that these contributions can make all the difference in someone's life. |
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