I'm Harrison Reed.
I help healthcare professionals achieve their career goals through writing and publication.
Let me walk you through the first steps of my writing process. For years, I've used this process to help authors like you publish their work in academic medical journals and other media outlets.
I've created a free PDF guide to help you get started.
Do you face any of these common issues?
You want to publish your ideas but don't know where to start.
You're looking to break out of your clinical job and explore other opportunities.
You have a project underway but struggle to formulate it into a manuscript fit for publication.
Does staring at a blank page feel intimidating?
That's Okay!
The path to your next published article is easier than you think. Let's jump start your journey in five simple steps.
The First Five Steps to Publication
A step-by-step guide to take you
from a blank page to a refined article idea.
About Harrison Reed, MMSc, PA-C
- Master of Medical Science from Yale University
- Graduate of the Yale School of Medicine PA Program
- 10 years in critical care and emergency medicine
- Senior editorial experience at award-winning journals
- Former acting Editor-in-Chief of JAAPA
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Recognition for Harrison Reed's work:
- 2022 AAPA Publication Award, American Academy of PAs
- 2018 Clarion Award for Best Regular Editorial/Opinion Column
- 2017 Folio Award for Best Series of Articles, Folio Magazine
- 2015 Annual Scientific Award, Society of Critical Care Medicine
- 2015 ASHPE Silver Award for Best Commentary
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