Public Policy, Non-profit, Clinical Research, Business Documents and Publications

Why Hire an Editor?
Why Hire an Editor?
Present Your Best Writing
Representing your organization, your public policy positions, and your research with clarity and accuracy is essential to your reputation and the level of public trust in your work.
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Elevate your written and printed materials to present your best content for your team, your membership, your clients, your patients, and the public.
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Effectively convey public policy, research, and business and nonprofit reports requires detailed thought and consideration with clear and accurate writing.
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Save time and stress. Let an editor handle the details.
Save Time and Reduce Stress
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Details can easily be overlooked.
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Your reports and materials have dense, specialized information that you spent days/weeks/months developing and writing.
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Let an editor tweak, polish, format, and elevate your final product.
Your credibility and reputation depend on presenting professional documents.
An editorial review can benefit you and your audience.
Copy Editing
I confirm the accuracy of the grammar, punctuation, and syntax with an eye toward content clarity.
Style Guide
I ensure your document meets the requirements of your style guide, such as AP, AMA, CMOS, APA, or your in-house style guide.
Content Editing
With a background in public policy, government, nonprofits, organization development, and change management, I review content for logic, continuity, and phrasing and make suggestions for message clarity.
ESL Content
In addition to standard editing and formatting, I review your content for phrasing, comprehension, and vocabulary to accurately express your meaning for a professional audience.
Formatting
I adjust alignment and spacing, section headers and subheaders, section numbering, document headers and footers, page numbers, list points, tables, and table of contents for a clean and professional layout.
Clinical Trials
I provide content editing in alignment with HHS guidelines for plain language and simple descriptions, particularly in the ICF, before you submit the materials to your IRB.
Your time is invaluable, and your work deserves to be professional and correct