About Rosemary (Rosie) Clandos
Rosemary Clandos is a medical, scientific, and technical writer who translates complex information into clear, accurate communications for healthcare organizations, academic medical centers, technology companies, government contractors, and business audiences.
Her background includes writing for Henry Ford Health, the University of Michigan, Michigan Medicine, Johns Hopkins Medicine, Kaiser Permanente, and other healthcare organizations. In addition, she has written for publications that cover biomedical engineering, microelectronics, nanotechnology, manufacturing, and government-supported research.
Rosemary worked as a reporter for the Los Angeles Times and other publications. Throughout her career, she has interviewed physicians, researchers, engineers, patients, and healthcare leaders to produce accurate, engaging stories. She welcomes assignments that involve medical and scientific writing, patient stories, technical communications, feature articles, and content development.
CAREER HIGHLIGHTS
- Published 737+ articles, including 75 for the Los Angeles Times, 100 self-syndicated health columns carried by 34 newspapers nationwide, 190 ghostwritten nutrition columns for the Detroit Free Press, 115 patient stories, and a cover story for Psychology Today.
- Led editorial planning and wrote feature articles for Journey Forward, a 20,000-circulation oncology magazine.
- Interviewed Nobel laureates, physicians, researchers, engineers, healthcare executives, and business leaders.
- Collaborated with physicians, researchers, and engineers to translate complex medical and scientific information into accurate communications for academic medical centers, healthcare organizations, and NASA- and DARPA-related research programs.
- Developed proposals, informed consent documents, clinical research materials, and technical publications.
- Wrote website content for academic medical centers and universities.
Email: RosemaryClandos@gmail.com
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