Service Description

Book us for Technical Writing today! $100 non-refundable deposit* We develop, review, edit, and provide translation services for materials related to infectious disease and public health including (but not limited to) Standard Operating Procedures (Societal and Laboratory), Infection Prevention/Control Protocols, OSHA Injury Illness Prevention Program (IIPP), OSHA Bloodborne Pathogens (BBP) Exposure Control Plan (ECP), educational or training programs, employee training documents, public statements, and scientific publication. Our team members include well-published professionals who are experts at crafting easy-to-read, technically sound materials. We have infectious disease experts that are fluent in Spanish, Russian, Urdu, Arabic, and French. *$100 deposit will cover $50 Application Fee and the remaining deposit funds will be subtracted from total balance Approximate Prices per Word Count, Technicality, and Language: -Social $0.10 per word Minimum price of $50 -Business $0.12 per word Minimum price of $100 -Scientific $0.15 per word Minimum price of $200 -Media/Press $0.25 per word Minimum price of $400 Why Choose Us: Our Experience is: Relevant: Researching, regulating, controlling risks, preventing transmission, diagnosing, and treating disease related to Infectious Diseases circulating in the community (with international experience in the developed and developing world), in health care settings, in local businesses around the world, and in the confines of containment laboratories. Comprehensive: Biosafety is our foundation which includes implementing both behavioral and facility controls. BioRisk Reduction has comprehensive coverage of the skills needed to mitigate the risks due to infectious disease. Our experts trained, worked, and are located throughout the world to develop a global perspective. Practical: Hands-on experience working with lethal, aerosol transmissible agents, in a variety of settings. We look at the intent of a rule or guidance and apply it appropriately. Due to having increased understanding for infectious disease we are able to use education in lieu of costly changes.