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I am a experience nursing professional for the past 17 years , who has been involved with medical writing for the past four years. My medical writing includes health care blogs, short medical content for a local paper, and academic writing (proofreading and editing) for nursing students pursuing their Master's, Doctorate, or PhD.

As an emergency room nurse, I understand the importance of writing to specific client or readers, keeping the material short and interesting, and the accuracy of words written.

I am looking forward to further positive communication with you and your staff!

Respectfully,

Ang

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