I’m a freelance writer, editor and proofreader, and I’d be delighted to work with you. I love writing, and I also love helping other people to make their writing the best it can be.
I’m a versatile writer, combining creative flair with wide-ranging interests, meticulous attention to detail, and several years’ corporate experience. I’m happy to write anything from a report to a blog, and I can also proofread and edit your existing copy to ensure that it is engaging, persuasive and error-free.
So if you’re looking for a professional, reliable, friendly freelance writer, why not contact me for a chat? I promise not to spam you in return, and I’m happy to work on a short sample piece for you so that we can get to know each other.
Here’s a quick summary of my experience and qualifications:
- 14 years’ experience in the UK National Health Service (to programme manager level), during which I’ve written, co-produced, edited and proofread reports, case studies, newsletter items, blogs, web content, policies, strategies, and training materials, usually to tight deadlines and a specific brief
- Factual articles in the national press (Health Service Journal, The Commissioning Review)
- Book reviewer for the Health Service Journal on change management
- I run my own blog and have also blogged about knowledge management for Health Education North West
- First-class English degree, postgraduate certificate in Business Management, MA in Personnel and Development, Chartered Member of the CIPD
- I also write prizewinning short stories – so my skills in creativity and brevity are well-honed!
Click here to see samples of my writing on Pinterest, or here to view a list
My areas of expertise: public sector (NHS), organisational development, learning and development, change management, knowledge management, training, human resources, content curation.
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The featured image is ‘The End‘ by Stephen Nakatani, shared by permission of Creative Commons license 2.0. No changes were made.
