For better writers & true ROI
Creating better writers through training and editing
Do you struggle with writing? Are you insecure about your written documents? Or do you manage employees who need to improve their writing skills? I have created better writers in organizations and corporations like yours since 1990.
Here’s how I can train you to be the best communicator you can be:
- Effective, on-site training for Executives and Employees
- Coaching for individuals and teams for writing and management of writers
- Webinars for fast, focused, effective training
- Micro-tutoring for quick help when you or your employees need it
- Online training to learn what you need when it works for you
- Sharing my knowledge, like my recent matrix explaining all those style manuals that confuse you, or my article about avoiding presentation disasters, or my article about giving presentations as a team.
Here’s how I can help you publish your best writing and ensure that it is correct:
I can help you with my Medical Editing skills. I create better writers through fast, effective editing of the following:
Audiovisual materials, books and other publications, clinical protocols, clinical studies, clinical summaries, engineering change orders, FDA submissions, implantation procedures, instruction materials, journals, magazine articles, manuals, medical journal submissions, medical presentations, medical textbooks, patient instructions, proposals, proposals, protocols, reports, research articles, slides, speeches, training materials, training programs, and workshops
How can I help? Call 303-527-2989 today to explore the best combination of solutions for you.
News and more information
- The Text Doctor named a Fellow of the Society for Technical Communication, May 2011
- The Text Doctor elected President of AMWA-RMC, May 2011
- The Text Doctor certified by the Board of Editors in the Life Sciences, December 2010
- Text Doctor awarded AMWA Essential Skills Certificate, November 2010
- The Text Doctor’s Diagnosis, a newsletter for better writing
- The Text Doctor’s latest grammar quiz: Use an apostrophe correctly to form contractions.

