Dr. Sarah obtained a PhD in Pharmacology with a specialization in vascular ion channels in hypertension. Her postdoctoral training focused on sex differences and the impact of sex hormones in cardiometabolic health. Her work has been continuously funded over the past 12 years through the American Heart Association and the National Institutes of Health, and she has provided scientific training to more than 30 undergraduate, graduate, and postdoctoral trainees focusing on the contributions of sex and sex hormones to cardiovascular, metabolic, and cognitive health.

Dr. Sarah has authored over 60 scientific manuscripts that have been cited over 2500 times and serves as an Associate Editor for a peer-reviewed journal. As a Pharmacology educator, she is adept at creating and updating lecture material, utilizing innovative teaching techniques including clicker questions and self-directed learning, and integrating aspects of equity, diversity, and inclusion. She has designed case-based learning modules for medical students and developed a comprehensive educational resources for researchers that are new to the field of sex-based medicine.

As a Pharmacology Grant Writer, Dr. Sarah has experience writing pre- and post- doctoral fellowships, K-series mentored grants, R-series research projects, and P-series program projects and center grants. Grant funding due her contributions totals over $28 million. In addition, Dr. Sarah has served as a grant reviewer over 20 times over the  past 10 years including NIH standing study sections, NIH fellowships, the American Heart Association, and the Department of Veteran’s Affairs.

What Dr. Sarah loves most about her scientific career is helping others with their scientific writing. She is adept at taking other people’s ideas and drafts and making it succinct and straightforward while also colorful and easy to understand.

Services:

• Reviewing, writing, and editing NIH and foundation grant proposals
• Reviewing, writing, and editing yearly NIH progress reports
• Reviewing and editing manuscripts for journal submission
• Modernizing slide presentations and integrating learning styles
• Reviewing and editing personal statements, CVs, letters of support, and promotion-related materials
• Creating graphic illustrations of biological concepts and hypotheses.

To work with Pharmacology Grant Writer Dr. Sarah, please visit our quote page and request her in the description area.