Julie Reza

Julie N Reza is an experienced consultancy and project management professional with a strong background in writing and editing across various specialist areas.

She specializes in global health, international development, public health, biomedical sciences, health and biomedical research, education and training in health and science, capacity building, science communication, healthcare information, knowledge transfer, translation, and medical and biomedical imagery.

With a diverse skill set, Julie has managed multinational and multidisciplinary teams, including experts, academics, designers, developers, researchers, filmmakers, writers, and other staff.

Her writing and editing services span a wide range of content types, from reports and guidelines to websites and social media, catering to both technical and non-specialist audiences.

Julie's main clients include international NGOs, academic institutions, medical publishers, charitable organizations, and scientific initiatives.

She excels in scientific and technical writing, verbal and written communications, planning, organization, technical analysis, and working within various house styles. Her key skills also encompass self-motivation, time management, flexibility, creativity, and interpersonal abilities, allowing her to work independently or as part of a team.

Julie has an extensive educational background, with a PhD from Imperial College London, a Postgraduate Diploma from Birkbeck, University of London, an MSc from Imperial College London, and a BSc from King's College London.

Her professional experience includes roles such as Independent Communications Consultant, Project Manager & Science/Medical Writer and Editor at Global BioMedia, Senior Science Editor at TDR (World Health Organization), Project Manager/Medical Writer/Scientific Writer at Wellcome Trust, Biomedical Picture Researcher at Wellcome Trust, Postdoctoral Research Fellow (Neuroscience) at King's College London, and Biomedical Scientist/Course Organiser (Immunology MSc & Diploma in Clinical Pathology) at Imperial College London.