I create behavior-changing content about health. I make executives sound as brilliant as they are.

I explain complexities effectively. I know a lot and learn fast. With more than 20 years of experience in corporate, agency, and startup environments in life sciences, I understand all seats at the table.

I’ve managed worldwide communications; directed multimillion-dollar campaigns; developed award-winning content; created successful events for hundreds; and taught everyone from the C-suite to undergrads to communicate effectively.

I’m an executive ghostwriter. I’m a science communicator. I’m a team leader. I’m an industry journalist. I’m an old-school blogger. I was called a social-media “guru” before it was called “social media.”

Basically? I write.

FAQ

Before I answer any questions, thank you. For reading. So much. I can’t help writing – but people reading it never stops being a thrill.

Who am I? The short version, work edition.

I’ve done everything from public relations to social-media education to employee communications. Perhaps what I do best is executive thought-leadership. It’s always healthcare, though.

For my current CV, see LinkedIn. For fun, see Blog 101 (2005), Twitter: The Primer (series, 2008), Going Tribal (2010) and The Matt Hall Questions (series, 2010).

Who am I? The short version, non-work edition.

Bubbly introvert. Reformed nomad. Surprise athlete. Compulsive organizer. Bookworm. Artist. For fun, see Ten Things (2006), Desperate for Content… (2007), Stripping, Science and Other Fallback Careers (2008), Facebook to Blog to New York Times (2009), I Love Geeks (2010), Depression: Nothing to Get Depressed About (2011), Get to Know Your Blogger (2014), The Proust Questionnaire (2014) and Top Tens of 2014 (2014). And, yes, in 2013 I was diagnosed with tall-cell papillary thyroid cancer (for that, search for “Interesting Times” posts).

Any more questions? Let’s go third-person with my bio:

Sarah Morgan has been a writer in, with, and for the top healthcare companies in the world since 1997. Prior to her independent career, she managed global compliance communications at Merck, served as director of client services at MCS Healthcare Public Relations, and managed employee communications for Janssen Pharmaceutica.

Her master’s thesis, on the globalizing effects of social media on language, was conducted under noted media ecologist Dr. Paul Levinson at Fordham University‘s School of Public Communications. She has lectured to professional and academic audiences on the craft of writing and the implications of social media for healthcare, and has taught social media at the collegiate level.

Sarah specializes in health communications and can be found at sarah-morgan.com, at linkedin.com/in/sarahmorgan, and in glorious New Jersey.