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MORE DETAILS
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WHAT'S HAPPENING - [view previous events]
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MedComms Networking has evolved from what was largely UK-based activity but now embraces a global community of medical communications specialists, and we welcome participation by anyone working in or around MedComms and the global Pharma industry, anywhere in the world. I am particularly keen to see the development of activities led by other individuals and specifically based in other regions so if you would like to act as a local organiser for - or you would like to provide funding for - such events please contact me directly.
I'm always happy to chat and all feedback is welcome, so give me a shout anytime or please post your thoughts to the MedComms Networking Linkedin group for discussion.
Scroll down to see details of activities that are planned for the coming months.
Meantime, you can see reports of all the previous meetings here.
Cheers
Peter Llewellyn
Email: peter@networkpharma.com
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Informal get-together for Freelancers - morning coffee
Venue: Courtyard cafe at Elveden, Cambridgeshire, UK
Date: 10 September 2018
Freelancers from East Anglia and also further afield are invited to meet for informal discussion to share experiences and build a valuable support network amongst local contacts.
[For more information contact local organiser, Jen Lewis]
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Informal get-together for Freelancers and remote workers - dinner
Venue: Frankie & Bennie's restaurant, Harrow on the Hill, Harrow, UK
Date: 13 September 2018
Freelancers and remote workers from Greater North West London and also further afield are invited to meet for informal discussion to share experiences and build a valuable support network amongst local contacts.
[For more information contact local organiser, Corinne Swainger]
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OPEN MEDCOMMS CAREERS EVENT
FirstMedCommsJob: Introduction to MedComms
Venue: University of Manchester Sackville Street Building, Sackville Street, M1 3NJ
Date: 13 September 2018
This will be the eighth time we have run this event in Manchester. Once again we are expecting an enthusiastic audience of post-docs and DPhil/PhD students students and others from the biomedical sciences departments within and around Manchester and from other universities and organisations further afield. They will meet with a number of medical communications professionals for a highly engaging session which presented medical writing and account management in MedComms as attractive career options.
[PROGRAMME AND REGISTRATION DETAILS]
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MedComms Networking - eighth Sponsors' Meeting
Venue: The Radisson Blu Portman Hotel, 22 Portman Square, Marylebone, London W1H 7BG
Date: 24 September 2018
Following our previous seven successful meetings, the Sponsors will convene again to discuss challenges faced by the global MedComms community and to explore how the MedComms Networking community can provide relevant supporting activities. This time our guest will be Leslie Galloway, Chairman of the Ethical Medicines Industry Group (EMIG).
[By invite only - to find out more about corporate sponsorship contact Peter Llewellyn on peter@networkpharma.com]
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Making a success of freelancing in MedComms
Venue: Magdalen Centre, The Oxford Science Park, Oxford, OX4 4GA
Date: 26 September 2018
On 26 September we will hold our next unique workshop for MedComms freelancers. Anyone who provides freelance services in MedComms is welcome to join us, whether your services are medical writing, editing, proof reading, account management, publications management, design and production, multimedia direction, strategic counsel and so on. If you are currently thinking about starting work as a freelancer then please also join us. The event will answer a lot of your questions. These biannual workshops are aimed at helping you maximise the opportunity for your business through education and networking. Share your experiences with other freelancers and embrace the opportunity to learn from each other. Free for subscribers to the MedComms Workbook service.
[PROGRAMME AND REGISTRATION DETAILS]
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Writing skills for medical writers: what MedComms agencies expect
Venue: The Windsor Centre, 15-29 Windsor Street, London, N1 8QG
Date: 31 October 2018
This one-day workshop is designed for those who intend applying to work as a medical writer for a MedComms (medical communications) agency. Led by John Dixon, Trainer in scientific writing and presentation skills, this is a FirstMedCommsJob.com initiative.
The programme is split into 10 topics, encouraging you to be: prepared, clear, readable, coherent, concise, relevant, accurate, visually aware, correct and consistent. We will use examples and short exercises to illustrate important points. Over lunch, a recruitment consultant from Media Contacts will join the group to pass on tips about writing your CV.
[Programme and registration details]
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AFTERNOON WORKSHOP
Optimising training for medical writers
Venue: Stgilesmedical, Vestry House, 60 St Giles High Street London WC2H 8LG
Date: 18 December 2018
This will be an opportunity to tackle an important, ongoing topic for the MedComms community. But it will also be an opportunity to relax with your peers, to celebrate the year that is ending and look forward to the year to come. The aim is to explore aspects of training for new writers and advanced practitioners who are seeking to progress and diversify. We will also look at different areas such as regulatory and medical device writing. This event is free to attend thanks to the generosity of the sponsors, Stgilesmedical.
[PROGRAMME AND REGISTRATION DETAILS]
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WHAT ELSE?
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DID YOU MISS #MEDCOMMS DAY?
6 June 2018
Our annual celebration of A Day in the Life of #MedComms was supported by Concise.
Once again we had contributions from across the globe, from Auckland in New Zealand to San Francisco in the USA, providing great insights into the #MedComms working day.
See what you missed at MedCommsDay.com
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SPECIALIST MEDCOMMS JOBS
We're listing hundreds of job opportunities for specialists in medical communications, medical education and medical publishing at NextMedCommsJob
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Learn more here.
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