Briana Meade
About Briana Meade
Briana Meade is a Medical Policy Writer at Avalon Healthcare Solutions, where she has worked since 2021. She has a diverse background in medical writing and project coordination, having previously held positions at organizations such as The National Institutes of Health and UnitedHealthcare.
Current Role at Avalon Healthcare Solutions
Briana Meade serves as a Medical Policy Writer at Avalon Healthcare Solutions since 2021. In this role, she is responsible for creating and reviewing medical policies, ensuring they are accurate and compliant with current regulations. She has co-led training sessions for intern onboarding, focusing on policy review processes. Additionally, she has delivered presentations on medical policy team processes to external clients, enhancing understanding of the organization's operations.
Previous Experience at The National Institutes of Health
Briana worked as a Toxicology Technical Writer and Consultant at The National Institutes of Health from 2017 to 2018 in the Raleigh-Durham, North Carolina Area. During her tenure, she contributed to technical writing projects that required a high level of expertise in toxicology, further developing her skills in scientific communication and documentation.
Educational Background and Training
Briana Meade has an extensive educational background. She studied English with a concentration in writing at Wheaton College, where she earned her Bachelor’s Degree. She pursued Post-baccalaureate Studies in Pre-Medicine at the University of New England. Additionally, she is currently enrolled in the Regulatory Affairs Training Program at Duke University, which she has been attending since 2019. Briana has also completed coursework towards a Master's degree in Education at Dominican University.
Notable Contributions to Industry Publications
As the Principal Writer for the 2021 Lab Trend Report, Briana Meade played a significant role in producing an industry-leading publication. She conducted interviews with C-level subject matter experts and authored over 8,000 words for the report, showcasing her ability to synthesize complex information and present it effectively to a professional audience.
Professional Development and Skills
Briana has developed a strong skill set in medical writing and policy development through her various roles. She has received positive feedback from senior leadership for her articles on lab service management topics. Her experience includes performing literature research using resources such as Pubmed and NCCN guidelines, ensuring that her work is informed by the latest evidence and best practices.