Scientific Interpretation & Strategic Medical Communications
Strategic scientific communications grounded in academic rigor, clinical insight, and real-world context.
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I support the development of publication-ready scientific content by clarifying evidence, interpretation, and claim boundaries so manuscripts remain coherent, defensible, and aligned with the intended audience.
This work may include:
Data interpretation and claim defensibility assessment
Primary manuscripts, narrative reviews, and perspective pieces
Landscape and comparative evidence synthesis (decision-oriented, non-PRISMA)
Gap analysis for manuscripts, grants, and publication planning
Engagements are tailored to the scientific question, target audience, and publication goals.
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I help teams clarify and align scientific messages across internal and external stakeholders, particularly when data are evolving, interdisciplinary, or still taking shape.
This work may include:
Scientific positioning for pre-clinical and early clinical programs
Biomarker and testing strategy framing to support scientific interpretation
Grant strategy development and resubmission framing
NGS assay positioning and evidence storytelling
The focus is on clarity, credibility, and decision support — not marketing language.
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For teams needing ongoing scientific input, or navigating high-stakes or high-ambiguity decisions, I provide senior-level scientific advisory support on a flexible basis.
This may include:
Scientific risk framing ahead of external scrutiny by reviewers, KOLs, investors, or the field
Internal alignment documents across R&D, Medical Affairs, and Market Access
Rapid advisory support during high-ambiguity decision points
This work is less about individual deliverables and more about supporting sound scientific judgment at the senior scientific level. Engagements may be structured hourly or on a retainer basis, depending on scope and need.
Engagements are typically structured as fixed-fee projects, reflecting the scientific complexity, ambiguity, and downstream risk involved. Most projects fall in the mid-four to low-five figure range, depending on scope.
Let’s Discuss Your Project
The best way to determine fit and scope is through a brief conversation.
Intro calls are used to understand your goals and determine next steps.