AMWA · BELS · RAC Certified

142 submissions.
Zero FDA refusals.

One writer. Seventeen years. Every NDA, IND module, CSR, and manuscript formatted to the exact specification that makes FDA reviewers say yes on the first read.

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1.0 Qualifications

Credentials & Publications

Every certification examined. Every journal peer-reviewed. Every submission regulation-tested.

AMWAEssential Skills Certified
American Medical Writers Association
MWCMWCC Examination
Medical Writer Certified
ELSBELS Board Certified
Editor in the Life Sciences
RACRAPS Certification
Regulatory Affairs Certified
LANCETPublished Author
The Lancet
JAMAContributing Author
Journal of the American Medical Association
Nat MedPublished Research
Nature Medicine

"The Clinical Study Report is one of the most critical documents in a marketing authorization application. By reading it, one can understand why and how the study was conducted — and the nature of conclusions that may be drawn."

ICH E3 Guideline · Structure and Content of Clinical Study Reports

Case 01·Orphan Drug / NDA

The Orphan Drug That Almost Missed Its Window

1.1

The Problem

A gene therapy biotech had Phase III data in hand — 847 patients, primary endpoint met — and no medical writer sixty days before their NDA submission deadline. Their previous writer had exited mid-project. The FDA clock was running.

1.2

The Method

Structured authoring protocols established in 72 hours. ICH E3-compliant CSR drafted in parallel with ongoing statistical review. All 14 appendices authored simultaneously. Regulatory narrative aligned with the Priority Review justification letter.

1.3

The Outcome

NDA accepted for filing. Priority Review designation granted. FDA action letter issued within 6 months. The therapy is now approved and treating patients with the rare neuromuscular condition.

60

Days to submission

Priority

Review granted

1st

Round acceptance

Researcher examining molecular data on screen in clinical laboratory
Case 01

18days

Average turnaround from data lock to submission-ready draft

Across 142 regulatory submissions, 2019–2026

Case 02·Phase II / Journal Manuscript

The Cardiovascular Trial That Needed Two Audiences at Once

1.1

The Problem

A mid-size pharma brand manager needed the same Phase II cardiovascular data written for three outputs simultaneously: a JAMA submission, a 200-page CSR for the FDA module, and a plain-language summary for the trial registry — all before a PDUFA date that left no margin.

1.2

The Method

Parallel authoring streams with shared evidence base. Manuscript drafted to JAMA's Instructions for Authors. CSR structured to ICH E3 with statistical review integration. Plain-language summary written to FDA guidance on lay summaries, reviewed for sixth-grade readability.

1.3

The Outcome

JAMA manuscript accepted after single round of minor revisions. CSR filed on schedule. Plain-language summary cleared FDA review without additional queries. Brand manager reported zero back-and-forth with the agency on document quality.

3

Documents, 1 deadline

JAMA

Accepted, 1 revision

0

FDA document queries

Medical professional reviewing clinical trial documents and data charts
Case 02

91%

Repeat client rate across biotech and pharma engagements

Because the second submission is always more complex than the first

Case 03·IND Module / CRO Partnership

The CRO With Twelve Submissions and Eleven Writers

1.1

The Problem

A contract research organization managing twelve concurrent IND submissions had one writer leave unexpectedly, leaving an oncology module — the most complex in the portfolio — without an author with four weeks to the FDA deadline.

1.2

The Method

Rapid protocol review and gap analysis in 48 hours. IND Module 2 (Overview) and Module 5 (Clinical Study Reports) authored to FDA guidance. Cross-referenced with the sponsor's existing preclinical data package. Integrated seamlessly into the CRO's document management system.

1.3

The Outcome

IND submitted on schedule. FDA issued Study May Proceed with no clinical holds. CRO retained Prescribe as preferred medical writing partner for all oncology submissions. Three additional engagements followed within six months.

4

Weeks, zero clinical holds

48h

Gap-to-authoring start

+3

Follow-on engagements

Team of researchers collaborating around laboratory data and submission documents
Case 03

2.0 Scope of Services

Every document the FDA expects to see.

From first IND through post-approval labeling. One writer who knows the full arc.

2.1

NDA & BLA Submissions

Full Module 2 and Module 5 authoring to CTD structure. ICH E3-compliant CSRs. Statistical analysis plan integration. FDA reviewer-ready on day one.

ICH E3CTD FormatModule 2.7Module 5
2.2

IND Applications

Phase I through Phase III IND modules. Investigator Brochures. Protocol synopses aligned with FDA guidance.

IND ModuleInvestigator BrochureProtocol Synopsis
2.3

Clinical Study Reports

ICH E3-structured CSRs from data lock to final draft. Parallel review with biostatistics. All 14 appendices authored. Average 18 days from data lock.

ICH E3Data LockAppendicesBiostatistics
2.4

Journal Manuscripts

Submissions to The Lancet, JAMA, NEJM, Nature Medicine, and disease-specific journals. ICMJE guidelines. Author disclosure management.

ICMJEPeer ReviewHigh-Impact
2.5

Plain-Language Summaries

FDA-required lay summaries. EMA results disclosure. Written to sixth-grade readability. Trial registry submissions. Patient advocacy versions.

FDA GuidanceEMALay SummaryRegistry

4.0 Engagement

Your PDUFA date doesn't move.

Every engagement begins with a 30-minute scoping call. Tell me the therapeutic area, the document type, and the deadline. I'll tell you exactly what's possible.

Discuss Your Submission

Response within one business day

No commitment. Just a conversation about your timeline.

Free Resource

The Biotech Leader's Checklist for First-Time NDA Submissions

32-point checklist covering CTD structure, statistical requirements, labeling coordination, and the five formatting errors that trigger FDA information requests.

What clients say

PN

"The CSR came back from FDA with zero formatting queries. First time that's happened in twelve years of submissions."

Dr. Priya Nambiar

VP Clinical Operations, Vexara Biologics

MH

"We had sixty days and a gene therapy NDA. She delivered every module, on time, FDA-ready. Priority Review granted."

Marcus Hoffmann

CEO, Cellpath Therapeutics