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European Medical
Writers Association

May 06 – 09, 2024 | Riga, Latvia

About EMWA

EMWA is the European Medical Writers Association, a network of professionals representing, supporting, and training medical communicators.

It is a not-for-profit organisation run for its members by its members.

Benefits include networking opportunities, training and professional development, conferences, webinars, workshops, seminars, information archives, a quarterly journal, and being part of a thriving professional association.

Special Interest Groups

EMWA Special Interest Groups (SIGs) are a vehicle for members to meet, discuss and share information and best practices on hot topics in the world of medical writing.

Journal

Medical Writing is a quarterly publication aimed at educating and informing medical writers. Each issue focuses on a specific theme, and all articles are on topics relevant to medical writing.

EMWA Webinars

Whether you’re an experienced medical writer, a communications professional, or just starting your career in the field, EMWA webinars offer valuable opportunities to expand your knowledge, stay current with industry developments, and connect with experts from across the medical writing community.

 

Member benefits

EMWA Professional Development Programme (EPDP)

The EPDP provides high-quality training for medical writers through workshops and homework assignments. There are more than 100 workshops, all taught by leaders with hands-on expertise in the topic.

Download EPDP Brochure

Resources

EMWA has a growing archive of reading materials, resources, and engages in intelligence dissemination on topics related to medical writing.

Freelance

EMWA has resources tailored for members who operate as independent freelancers and also offers a freelance directory.

Volunteers

EMWA is a member run organisation. You can get involved in a very limited way or become part of a larger project.

The choice is yours and everyone shares in the benefits.

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