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Following a series of highly
successful global scientific communications and medical education programs, two
new medical writers with a strong scientific heritage join emotive. to support
the existing medical team.
Dr Silvana Bardelli, who has a PhD in human molecular genetics
from the Human Molecular Genetics Unit, University of Insurbia, Varese in Italy
joins emotive. as a senior medical writer.
Silvana completed her
post-doctoral training at Harvard Medical School, and has spent over 7 years
working across a broad variety of research, regulatory, quality assurance, and
medical writing roles at scientific institutions across the globe, including
Singapore, Switzerland, London, Belgium, USA, and Italy.
Dr Ann Gilliat, who has a PhD in the biology of ageing
from the Institute of Healthy Ageing, University College London, joins emotive.
as an associate medical writer.
Ann has significant
experience in clinical research, having published a number of clinical papers over
the last 3 years and has been involved in various activities to raise awareness
of her work in ageing, including the ‘Biorevolution’ exhibit at the Science Museum,
and an appearance on the BBC television program ‘Bang goes the theory’.
Dr Gill Boucher,
Medical Director at
emotive. commented “As we continue to deliver ever more scientific engagement
activities for our medical clients around the world, this is an excellent time
to have experienced medical writers join our growing team here at emotive. We
are an agency with a very strong heritage in the flawless delivery of complex
science to multiple stakeholder groups, and with the arrival of Silvana &
Ann, we look forward to further strengthening the level of excellence that we
offer all of our clients.”
To learn more about our
emotive. lab methodology, and how it can help facilitate behaviour change
through deeper engagement, please email Adam Boucher (adam@thinkemotive.com) or call +44 (0) 207 148 0408.
To learn more about our
talent and graduate programs, and what makes emotive. the right place to
further a career in healthcare communications, please email Adela Zafar (adela@thinkemotive.com) or call +44 (0) 207 148 0408.