Medical/Science Narration
Today's scientific/medical developments are racing forward at a breathless pace. With a Ph.D. in Molecular and Developmental Biology and research experience at the National Institutes of Health, I understand how science takes place in the laboratory.
As a scientist turned writer & professional voiceover talent, I have written and narrated a wide range of scientific and medical copy speaking to physicians, scientists, and general audiences alike.
When you hire me, you’re getting more than a voice, you're hiring an expert to narrate your project with engaging precision - and that can speak volumes to your audience!
What is medical narration?
It can really be anything related to healthcare.
Patient education explaining a medical condition or medication with empathy.
Pharmaceutical sales education instructing sales professionals on new medications, the conditions they treat and how they work in the body with accuracy.
Physician continuing education demonstrating the latest healthcare developments with professionalism.
Healthcare facility descriptions for hospitals, urgent care centers, and specialized surgery centers and narration for human resources videos for healthcare workers with integrity.
Commercials for healthcare systems conveying trustworthiness and compassion.
Videos for medical conferences and boards who control hospital administrative decision-making.
Telling a story, so that patients and their families can relate to the emotions that they are experiencing. Sharing the experiences of others to show that they're not alone.
Our industry requires a high degree of accuracy and Rashmi’s thorough preparation, dedication to correctness, and willingness to get everything right the first time is very helpful.
- Joe Doerfler, Senior Solutions Manager, Aquinas Leadership Group
What is scientific narration?
It can be anything related to scientific discovery in the format of explainer videos.
Describing laboratory techniques to lab personnel with patient instructional style.
Laboratory equipment video manuals for product companies.
Describing lab safety practices when working with specific equipment or biohazard materials.
Explaining natural processes to students, such as photosynthesis or the Krebs Cycle.
Instructional material which requires a voice to explain the complexities of a scientific product, process or technique in a precise and professional manner, but while knowing how the product or technique is used or how the process works.