Write Medicine

Write Medicine is the go-to library for crafting high-quality continuing medical education (CME).

If TED Talks and a mastermind group had a podcast baby for CME professionals, it would be Write Medicine. Think of it as the NPR of continuing medical education: smart, engaging, and packed with insights you can use right away.

Here's the thing about writing CME/CE content — most people learn it the hard way. There's no clear playbook, the standards keep shifting, and the difference between education that checks a box and education that actually changes clinical practice comes down to craft nobody teaches you directly.

That's what this library is for. Across 150+ conversations, host Alexandra Howson, PhD, cracks open the secrets of powerful CME content — decoding adult learning, designing outcomes that matter, working with faculty and SMEs, sharpening your writing craft, and navigating the fast-changing world of medical education. Some episodes are focused solo deep-dives; others bring in industry pros to share what's working now.

But you don't have to start at episode one and dig. Take the free WriteCME Readiness Index — a two-minute assessment that pinpoints where you are, then hands you a curated learning path: a private feed of hand-picked episodes, in a deliberate order, matched to your stage. No guesswork, no scrolling through years of the archive to find what's relevant to you right now.

Three ways in, depending on where you are: - Exploring CME/CE and wondering if it's for you — start with the foundations. - Building your craft and your client base — go straight to the deliverables and skills that matter. - Refining your position as a strategic partner — head for marketing, pricing, and future-proofing.

Whether you're just breaking into CME or you're a seasoned pro hunting for that extra edge, there's a path built for you.

Find your starting point → https://writecmereadinessindex.scoreapp.com/

Listen, learn, and level up your CME game — because better education means better patient care.

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