Publications to teach learners the fundamentals and best practices needed to enter the profession and to succeed as skilled medical communicators.

 

The goals of the Medical Writing and Editing program are that every learner will effectively:

 

·         Understand the profession of medical-technical writing and its unique characteristics 

  • Understand the context of medical communication and the role of a proofreader or copy editor
  • Use the AMA Manual of Style as a writing and editing tool
  • Organize and present scientific information to different audiences

 

 

Classes are available online with a few in-person options at the Gleacher Center in downtown Chicago.

 

Medical Writing and Editing Program Structure

  • Students need to complete 6 courses, 5 core courses and 1 elective, to earn a certificate:
  • Learners can complete the certificate in 3 quarters
  • Class sizes are small, ranging from 10-20 students per course
  • Tuition for each course is $1,440

 

Course Formats

Classes are mostly offered online. Two courses will be offered both online and in person:

·         Interpreting & Reporting Biostatistics

·         Preparing Scientific Publications

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