Amy Ritter
About Amy Ritter
Amy Ritter is a Senior Scientific Writer at Bristol-Myers Squibb with a background in pharmaceutical R&D and extensive experience in medical and scientific writing.
Current Role
Amy Ritter is a Senior Scientific Writer at Bristol-Myers Squibb. She has been in this role since April 2019, based in Hopewell, New Jersey. Her responsibilities include creating detailed scientific documentation that supports pharmaceutical advancements within the company. Her contributions are pivotal in translating complex scientific data into comprehensible and informative content for both internal and external stakeholders.
Previous Positions
Before joining Bristol-Myers Squibb, Amy Ritter served as a Senior Medical Writer at Eli Lilly and Company for one year in Bridgewater, NJ. Prior to that, she spent three years at TKL Research as a Medical Writer in Rochelle Park, NJ. Additionally, she worked as a Scientific Editor for BioPharm International at Advanstar Communications and held the role of Sr. Research Biologist at Merck for seven years. Her early career includes a significant period as a Research Associate at the Department of Neurobiology, University of Pittsburgh School of Medicine.
Education and Expertise
Amy Ritter holds a PhD in Neurobiology from Stony Brook University, which she achieved after studying there from 1985 to 1991. With a robust educational foundation, she has gained extensive experience in various therapeutic areas, including immunology, dermatology, immuno-oncology, and pain management. Her academic background and practical experience in pharmaceutical R&D provide her with a comprehensive understanding of the scientific and medical landscapes.
Therapeutic Area Experience
Throughout her career, Amy Ritter has developed significant expertise in several therapeutic areas. She has focused on immunology, dermatology, immuno-oncology, and pain, contributing to her comprehensive knowledge in these fields. Her range of experience in these areas allows her to support and enhance pharmaceutical research and development effectively.
Early Career and Research Experience
Amy Ritter began her career as a Research Associate at the Department of Neurobiology, University of Pittsburgh School of Medicine, where she worked for seven years. Following this, she held various positions that expanded her expertise in scientific writing and pharmaceutical research. Notably, she was a Sr. Research Biologist at Merck for seven years, which laid the groundwork for her transition into medical and scientific writing roles.