Med Communications is excited to announce that Ellen Whipple will be presenting on medical writing and standard response best practices at DIA – Medical Affairs and Scientific Communications 2016 Annual Forum…
Med Communications is excited to announce we’ll be at DIA – Medical Affairs and Scientific Communications 2016 Annual Forum this year! The conference starts on Sunday, March 20, with Core…
To add to her already impressive credentials, Director of Scientific Content Development at Med Communications, Julia C. Jones, PharmD, PhD, has earned the distinction of being a member of the first group…
The Med Communications 12-month medical information fellowship has its roots in 2006 and has provided graduating pharmacists opportunities for career paths within the pharmaceutical industry ever since. Fellows gain practical…
Pharmacists are the most knowledgeable health care professionals regarding medications and their uses. Regardless of the practice setting, pharmacists provide valuable information on drug interactions, medication side effects, missed doses,…
In August, Dr. Frances Oldham Kelsey passed away, and she is important to history because she is regarded as the heroine that saved the US from the Thalidomide tragedy that…
Memphis, Tennessee – September 1, 2015 – Med Communications International announced today that it has opened its European headquarters in Geneva, Switzerland. Med Communications International will continue to expand its…
Med Communications is excited to announce that we are looking for two competitive candidates for the Medical Information Fellowship for the 2016-17 year after a two year hiatus. This one-year…
Prescription Drug Promotion and the Health Care Provider Almost all of us have been exposed to prescription drug advertising at some point in our lives. Whether we are halfway listening…
The Memphis, Tennessee Med Communications office serves as a rotation site for fourth year students from the University of Tennessee College of Pharmacy. This service is tremendous in that it…
