<p>She was selected for a graduate assistantship in research, assisting her advisor in his research activities along with colleagues from Indiana University. In this 20 hours/week's position, she performed extensive literature searches and reviews, data collection and analysis (SPSS), writing and editing portions of manuscripts, writing abstracts, presenting at regional and national conferences, and recruiting subjects and obtaining informed consent forms.</p>

<ul><li>Served as the Clinical Trial Disclosure Associate contributing to all disclosure and transparency deliverables in accordance with the company policy, country requirements and global applicable laws.</li><li>Assisted in conveying in layman's terms the summary trial results and provided input into the health literate glossary.</li><li>Coordinated scientifically valid draft, and final narratives of clinical trial registration, maintenance activities and results posting in various global trial registries.</li><li>Planned, coordinated the timelines, and communicated with cross-functional teams to produce high-quality, scientifically accurate documents, milestones and complaint registrations, maintenance activities and results deliverables.</li></ul>

Clinical Trial Disclosure Specialist

<ul><li>Wrote executive summaries from published research in medical journals.</li><li>Produced informative and actionable content for the American Addiction Centers, patient-facing product pages for dermatology clinics, and consumer-facing health and fitness guidance for a national running company.</li><li>Provided copywriting support for private practice webpages.</li><li>Wrote almost 500 articles to date for Haymarket Medical Network.</li><li>Covered topics on a wide range of disease states and therapies within oncology, hematology, cardiology, endocrinology, and more.</li></ul>

Medical Writer

<ul><li>Wrote articles focused on fitness, exercises, and sports conditioning.</li><li>Independently selected and interviewed sports physicians, trainers, athletes, and runners for their perspectives.&nbsp;&nbsp;</li></ul>

Health & Fitness Writer

<ul><li>Wrote medical content on therapeutics and medical devices case studies, speaker decks, web content, conference posters, pharmaceutical sales training materials, and other assets.</li><li>Ensured that all written materials were in compliance with all regulatory and legal requirements. </li><li>Performed extensive literature searches on PubMed to inform content.</li><li>Produced reference packets for all developed assets.</li></ul>

<ul><li>Researched and wrote clinician-facing articles for newly published research findings and ongoing clinical trials in a range of medical conditions.</li><li>Independently selected and interviewed clinical trial investigators and practicing physicians for their perspectives.&nbsp;&nbsp;</li></ul>

<ul><li>Researched and wrote clinician-facing articles for newly published research findings and ongoing clinical trials in neurological conditions.</li><li>Independently selected and interviewed clinical trial investigators and practicing neurologists for their perspectives.&nbsp;&nbsp;</li></ul>

<ul><li>Wrote articles on kinesiology and biomechanics for improving swimming technique, considering individual physical characteristics and musculoskeletal deficits.</li><li>Wrote articles on the physiology of triathlon swim training, improving means of physical adaptations.</li><li>Wrote an environmental physiology piece concerning cold water acclimatization while swimming. </li></ul>

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Erica Slaughter has been a medical writer for more than nine years specializing in writing articles, blogs, journal article summaries, abstracts, posters, and other HCP- and patient-facing publications. She has produced countless informative and actionable content for clients such as American Addiction Centers, Haymarket Medical Network, and the United States Marshall Service. With a Master’s degree in Exercise Physiology, she is especially knowledgeable in creating content for topics such as health and fitness, and conditioning and physiology of athletes.

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Foods to Fuel Your Body When Running in the Heat: Stay Safe in the Heat - Not Your Everyday Running Blog

7 Signs You're Over-Exercising: Motivation Sapped? Experiencing Burnout?

Cerebrospinal Fluid Metabolite Change Marks RRMS Patient Conversion to SPMS

Sephin1 May Provide Neuroprotective Benefits for Multiple Sclerosis

Ocrelizumab Shows Superiority to or Comparability with Other Multiple Sclerosis Treatments

Is Alcoholism Hereditary or Genetic?

Foods to Fuel Your Body When Running in the Heat: Stay Safe in the Heat - Not Your Everyday Running Blog

7 Signs You're Over-Exercising: Motivation Sapped? Experiencing Burnout?

Cerebrospinal Fluid Metabolite Change Marks RRMS Patient Conversion to SPMS

Sephin1 May Provide Neuroprotective Benefits for Multiple Sclerosis

Ocrelizumab Shows Superiority to or Comparability with Other Multiple Sclerosis Treatments

Is Alcoholism Hereditary or Genetic?