Surgical Research Article Writer
Budget / Salary$250–750
TypeFreelance project
LocationRemote
Posted2 hours ago
I’m preparing a series of peer-review–ready research articles drawn from recent surgical case data and need a writer who can shape the material into clear, publishable science. The focus is squarely on research articles; I’m flexible on the exact subspecialty—cardiovascular, orthopedic, neurosurgery, or another field you’re deeply familiar with—as long as the surgical methodology and outcomes are presented rigorously.
You’ll receive de-identified operative notes, imaging summaries, and institutional review-board clearance details. Your task is to transform that source material into manuscripts that meet typical journal standards, follow CONSORT/PRISMA where applicable, and read fluently for an audience of clinicians and researchers.
Each completed manuscript should include:
• Structured abstract
• Introduction with current literature context
• Detailed methods and statistical approach
• Results with tables/figures (Excel and high-resolution image files supplied)
• Discussion, limitations, and conclusion
• Fully formatted reference list (Vancouver style)
Expect collaborative rounds of edits in Google Docs or Word with track changes, and proper citation management through EndNote, Zotero, or Mendeley—whichever you prefer. If you have prior publications indexed on PubMed, please mention them when you respond so I can gauge fit quickly.
You’ll receive de-identified operative notes, imaging summaries, and institutional review-board clearance details. Your task is to transform that source material into manuscripts that meet typical journal standards, follow CONSORT/PRISMA where applicable, and read fluently for an audience of clinicians and researchers.
Each completed manuscript should include:
• Structured abstract
• Introduction with current literature context
• Detailed methods and statistical approach
• Results with tables/figures (Excel and high-resolution image files supplied)
• Discussion, limitations, and conclusion
• Fully formatted reference list (Vancouver style)
Expect collaborative rounds of edits in Google Docs or Word with track changes, and proper citation management through EndNote, Zotero, or Mendeley—whichever you prefer. If you have prior publications indexed on PubMed, please mention them when you respond so I can gauge fit quickly.
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