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Michelle Guillemard

Read Michelle Guillemard's blog posts on the Health Writer Hub Blog.

Networking in the health writing industry

LAST UPDATED March 21, 2021 | FIRST PUBLISHED September 28, 2016 | BY Michelle Guillemard

Networking in the health writing industry: getting started

How to start networking and build lifelong connections (and friends) in the medical writing industry.

Filed Under: Growing your career

Advances in medicine

LAST UPDATED March 21, 2021 | FIRST PUBLISHED September 13, 2016 | BY Michelle Guillemard

How to write about advances in medicine

Not all medical breakthroughs are truly breakthroughs. Does that mean they’re not worthy of being reported on?

Filed Under: Health writing

Cure or treatment - what's the difference?

LAST UPDATED August 29, 2023 | FIRST PUBLISHED July 7, 2016 | BY Michelle Guillemard

Cure or treatment – what’s the difference?

What’s the difference between a cure and a treatment? We break it down.

Filed Under: Health writing

get health writing experience

LAST UPDATED August 29, 2023 | FIRST PUBLISHED June 3, 2016 | BY Michelle Guillemard

How to get health writing experience

If you don’t have much – or any – health writing experience, it’s hard to know where to begin. In this post, you’ll learn strategies for building your experience.

Filed Under: Getting started as a health writer, Growing your career

Resources to help you start a health blog

LAST UPDATED March 21, 2024 | FIRST PUBLISHED May 26, 2016 | BY Michelle Guillemard

How to start a health blog

You love writing, you’re passionate about a health topic and you want to share your health knowledge with the online world. Sound familiar?

Filed Under: Health blogging, Health writing

5 essential things to do before you start freelancing

LAST UPDATED May 23, 2024 | FIRST PUBLISHED May 19, 2016 | BY Michelle Guillemard

5 essential things to do before you start freelancing

If you want to become a freelance health writer, it’s important to know where you’re going before you get started.

Filed Under: Freelance health writing, Growing your career

Uploaded ToGetting started: a medical student writer shares his top tips

LAST UPDATED March 21, 2021 | FIRST PUBLISHED May 5, 2016 | BY Michelle Guillemard

Getting started: a medical student writer shares his top tips

As the next generation of doctors enters the field in our social media era, there’s never been a more challenging and exciting time to be a health professional.

Filed Under: Getting started as a health writer, Growing your career

20 health & medical writing associations and societies

LAST UPDATED December 4, 2023 | FIRST PUBLISHED April 15, 2016 | BY Michelle Guillemard

20 health & medical writing associations and societies

Joining professional medical writing associations is a fantastic way to stay connected to the medical writing industry and network with other writers.

Filed Under: Growing your career

Marketing bizarre medical treatments from the past

LAST UPDATED January 12, 2023 | FIRST PUBLISHED April 7, 2016 | BY Michelle Guillemard

Historical medical marketing contains some scary health messages

The health writers of the past were tasked with promoting very different medical treatments and had a smaller range of mediums to utilise.

Filed Under: Health writing

11 ways to use your health writing skills in different industries

LAST UPDATED June 16, 2021 | FIRST PUBLISHED March 4, 2016 | BY Michelle Guillemard

11 ways to use your health writing skills in different industries

You may not realise that there are many opportunities for health & medical writing work beyond specific industry roles. 

Filed Under: Growing your career

Uploaded ToThese 6 medical magazines can help you find trending research

LAST UPDATED March 21, 2024 | FIRST PUBLISHED February 25, 2016 | BY Michelle Guillemard

These 6 medical magazines can help you find trending research

Medical magazines can be a great source of information for keeping your knowledge of health news and trends current.

Filed Under: Health writing

5 steps to help you get your first health article published

LAST UPDATED August 29, 2023 | FIRST PUBLISHED February 18, 2016 | BY Michelle Guillemard

Get your first article published with these 5 tips

Do you have an idea for a health article but don’t know how to take the next step? Are you looking for ways to share your passion for health with others?

Filed Under: Getting started as a health writer, Growing your career

9 award-winning health articles every health writer should read

LAST UPDATED August 29, 2023 | FIRST PUBLISHED January 27, 2016 | BY Michelle Guillemard

9 award-winning health articles every health writer should read

Analysing articles written by award-winning writers, recognised for their superior storytelling abilities, can help you enhance your health writing skills.

Filed Under: Health writing

6 common characteristics of successful health bloggers

LAST UPDATED March 21, 2024 | FIRST PUBLISHED January 14, 2016 | BY Michelle Guillemard

6 common characteristics of successful health bloggers

When you take a closer look at the best of the best health bloggers, it becomes clear they share many key attributes. Here are 6 of their most common characteristics.

Filed Under: Health blogging, Health writing

Exploring the appeal to authority in health writing

LAST UPDATED August 29, 2023 | FIRST PUBLISHED December 15, 2015 | BY Michelle Guillemard

Exploring the appeal to authority in health writing

The appeal to authority implies that an expert’s opinion is a universal truth, and it’s a tactic many writers use – often in the absence of evidence – despite it being somewhat of a logical fallacy.

Filed Under: Health writing

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