Volume 33, Issue 2 - Soft Skills for Medical Writers
Advance your medical writing career with essential soft skills
Authors: Clare Chang, Nicole Bezuidenhout
Abstract
Medical writing demands a comprehensive set of technical skills, from mastering regulatory and ethical guidelines to honing exceptional writing abilities. The foundation of superior medical writing is built on the hard skills acquired through education, hands-on experience, and ongoing professional growth. However, it is increasingly evident that integrating non-technical or “soft” skills can elevate one’s medical writing skills and bolster career progression. In our rapidly evolving an interconnected world, soft skills are becoming indispensable.
Medical Writing. 2024;33(2):2–4. https://doi.org/10.56012/tblo2282
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