Meet Your Health Communication Cure-All

Some people collect stamps. Others collect vintage vinyl. I collect health acronyms and turn them into actual human language. (Trust me, it's more fun than it sounds—and definitely more useful than knowing what HIPAA really stands for.)

The Prescription for Clear Communication

After years of wrestling with everything from CDC campaigns, HRSA's hotlines, to NIH neurological research, I've discovered the secret to great health communication: it's not about dumbing things down—it's about smartening things up. Think of me as your communication translator, turning "myocardial infarction" into "heart attack" without losing the medical street cred.

My toolkit includes:

• Editing that doesn't hurt (unlike some medical procedures)

• Scientific content strategy that actually makes sense

• Copy that's more engaging than waiting room magazines

• Equity-focused projects because good health shouldn't be a privilege

From Federal Agencies to Grassroots Organizations

I've worked everywhere from the marble halls of federal agencies to scrappy nonprofits operating out of converted closets. Whether it's helping NINDS celebrate 75 years of brain breakthroughs or making cancer screening conversations less awkward than your last family dinner, I've got the range.

The best part? I can work solo (like a health communication lone wolf) or as part of a team (because sometimes it takes a village to explain vaccine efficacy).

The Bottom Line

In a world drowning in health information—where everyone's suddenly a epidemiologist and your neighbor has strong opinions about clinical trials—clear communication isn't just nice to have. It's essential medicine.

Ready to turn your health content from confusing to compelling? Let's talk. I promise to keep the medical jargon to a minimum. (But I can't promise to stop making public health puns—they're just too infectious.)

Side effects of working with me may include: clearer messaging, increased audience engagement, and occasional groaning at health-related wordplay.