Latest Work
A snapshot of the projects I recently tackled—solutions crafted to meet unique client challenges.
Attended project kickoffs, researched focus topics, studied clinical studies as needed, interviewed KOLs and SMEs to set editorial direction, and wrote content.
Understanding Parkinson's Care
Challenge: Create an e-book exploring Parkinson's symptoms and daily life challenges, illustrating the importance of highly specialized home caregivers.
Solution: Interviewed ComForCare's program specialists and care enhancement leaders to build a narrative that translated complex symptom management into accessible language, weaving expert perspectives into a story that positions trained caregivers as clinical care extensions .
Rare Disease Education
Challenge: Create a patient-facing brochure that demystifies Friedreich ataxia for individuals navigating a rare and often misunderstood condition.
Solution: Distilled complex genetic science and clinical milestones into clear, empowering language designed for patients and families. Structured content to guide readers naturally from understanding their diagnosis through monitoring progression and assembling a multidisciplinary healthcare team.
Conference Brochure
Challenge: Create a compelling brochure for Strategic Operations' Disasters Expo USA 2024 exhibitor booth that introduced new emergency response solutions.
Solution: Developed a tri-fold brochure balancing urgency with actionable solutions. Copy wove technical specifications into narratives about preparedness and response capabilities. Statistical evidence and ongoing partnerships established credibility while maintaining a solutions-focused tone.

AARP Article
Challenge: With more than 100,000 supplements crowding store shelves — and no FDA approval required — older adults have no easy way to tell which ones are smart, justifiable purchases.
Solution: Interviewed leading pharmacists and physicians to build a reader-friendly, five-point checklist that helps readers make smarter supplement purchases and know when to loop in a pharmacist or doctor before adding a new supplement.


