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My Journey into Continuing Medical Education Writing | Alex Howson Interview

In this episode of Write Medicine, the tables are turned as I’m interviewed by guest host Holly Hagan. We talk about my own personal journey into CME writing, including how joining the Alliance for Continuing Education in the Health Professions was a turning point in my business. Being a part of this community has given me the opportunity to learn about new developments in the field and connect with education providers. We discuss how I’ve integrated my previous experience and interests into my work, some key learnings when it comes to running my own business, and I share some of my favorite recommendations for academics or medical professionals who want to explore a career in CME writing. 🛑 SUBSCRIBE: https://bit.ly/3F8IN1T 📝 Podcast Notes: https://www.alexhowson.com/writemedic... CONTENT 2:23 Introducing Alex 8:11 What it was like for Alex when she first started in medical writing 13:52 How she integrates previous experience and interests into her current work and why that’s important 17:47 What motivated Alex to start the Write Medicine Podcast 21:50 One of Alex's most memorable Write Medicine Podcast episodes 24:58 Alex’s biggest takeaways when it comes to running a business for herself 30:43 Alex offers recommendations to health professionals keen to explore a career in medical writing 34:53 How to connect with Alex ABOUT Subscribe to Write Medicine to explore best practices in creating content that connects with and educates health professionals. Topics include CME theory and practice, productivity, storytelling, and well-being for both CME practitioners and learners. Alexandra Howson PhD is a writer and researcher who creates and evaluates education content for health professionals. A former nurse and academic, Alex teaches medical writers how to build and enrich a whole-hearted CME writing niche via community, courses, and coaching. #medicalwriting #medicaleducation