The Expert in Medical Narration Voice Over
Debbie's Passion & Talent for Medical Voice Over
Bringing nearly twenty years of experience, talent, and class to your medical animations, hospital videos, healthcare eLearning, and more. Whether your scientific project involves a complex topic or has a quick deadline, you can be assured that your project is handled with care, attention to detail, and thoroughness, which are the hallmarks of Debbie’s medical narration voice over. As for tongue-twisting terminology? This pro doesn’t sweat it!
Medical narration is a specialized niche in the voiceover world, one that requires a high level of skill and proficiency. Debbie works with global pharmaceutical companies and boutique medical animation firms, academic teaching hospitals, and major universities to deliver just the right balance of intelligence, authority, warmth, and clarity to every project.
Emergency or not, help is on the way.
Emergency or not, help is on the way.
Medical Videos Voice Over Narration
Chromatin Biology
Humana Nebula
Gene Expression
National Assn Boards of Pharmacy (NAPB)
Novel HIV Vaccine Research
Transcription in Myc-Related Cancers
Johns Hopkins Early Detection of Cancer
GE Applied Intelligence
Miami Cardiac & Vascular Institute
Hepatitis C Life Cycle
Cure Pancreatic Cancer
Burst Spinal Cord Stimulation
Springfield Regional
Our Medical Voice Over Clients
Be confident that your medical voiceover needs are in expert hands.
What People Say
Debbie delivered for us with a smart warm interpretation of the script….all the best qualities for delivering the emotional hard sell….and she made us laugh to boot
Fast, quality, professional!
Your Experienced Medical Voice Over Talent
Debbie’s deep dive into this genre means she understands the nuances of production timelines, the implications of the medical/legal review process, and the importance of collaboration with her clients. She knows it’s best to work closely with clients in the early stages of a project, in order to provide added value across the board. That could mean hiring additional voice actors for a multi-character eLearning course, sourcing royalty-free music for customization, or hiring a composer to create an original score so that the entire sound package is as impactful as the scientific messaging itself.
Debbie works with a diverse group of award-winning pros: voice over actors, audio engineers, and musicians, to assist in producing the best final product possible. She believes that working collaboratively and cohesively with a highly-skilled team ensures the best and most positive outcome.
Evolving Trends in the Medical Industry
With the Life Science industry changing every day, communicating vital information in a clear and compelling way is more important than ever. Visual science storytelling now includes augmented reality, virtual reality, mobile apps, and speech applications. Debbie has worked with it all and adapts to new formats with ease.
The goal of all creative endeavors is to meaningfully engage with your target audience, and by making an emotional connection in the process– through visuals, voice-over, and sound – a bridge is built between scientific knowledge and the people it benefits. That is what Debbie brings as a female voice over talent, both to the process of working together and to the project itself. She has a passion for the medical industry and is dedicated to making the complicated simple, as a full-fledged team member. And as for that tongue-twisting medical jargon? She welcomes the challenge!
Voice Over for Healthcare Systems & Academic Hospitals
In the world of medical voice-over, one needs to have an authoritative and trustworthy voice when explaining advancements in modern medicine to highly trained doctors and professionals. Comprehension of complex material, fluency in medical terminology, and a delivery tailored to healthcare providers is essential. At the same time, audiences — including children and seniors — benefit from a voiceover style that is sensitive to their unique needs, perhaps with a slower delivery, or more empathic tone.
Narration for Medical Advertising Agencies & Video Production Studios
Medical marketing and healthcare ad agencies produce projects using voiceover actors all the time. They have a depth of knowledge and experience with technical and scientific content, in-house medical expertise, medical writers, and creative artists who are experts in all forms of animation. As a voiceover artist, it’s both exciting and rewarding when invited to team up with these producers; the voice that communicates brand messages, new science, patient training, 3D animations, mobile apps, and web content is a critical piece of their state-of-the-art video productions.
The Right Tone for Explaining Medical Devices
Medical device advertising is a growing industry, which uses voiceovers to explain surgical procedures and how medical devices function. In narrating videos about the mode-of-action of medical products, a clear and concise “peer” voice is necessary. Technical narrations like these require an understanding of how things work, and a subtle level of excitement around why they are important and worth learning about.
Now companies are taking a new approach and speaking directly to their potential patients, and this B2C (Business-to-Consumer) style requires a softer, confidently conversational style of voiceover.
Confident Medical-Legal Voice Over
A unique category of voiceover that takes a special breed to read!
This type of narration requires a deft balance between being engaging and informative, without being emotional — in spite of the often-scary side effects that are listed. This is because the FDA requires that drug product claims in Direct-to-Consumer (DTC) ads must include “All the risks of using the drug.” The accurate presentation of the risks and benefits of a drug is called “Fair Balance”. In a recent Food and Drug Administration survey, many physicians felt that DTC ads allowed their patients to be more involved and engaged in their healthcare, asking specific and thoughtful questions about certain drugs and treatments.
Under certain circumstances, however, ads can give only the most important risks. This is referred to as “Important Safety Information” or ISI for short. In broadcast radio and TV ads, website videos and telephone marketing, ISI is referred to as the “major statement,” which consists of the drug’s most important risks. The voiceover for the major statement must be delivered in a clear, conspicuous, and neutral manner.
MOA & MOD Voice Over with Clarity
Through script, storyboard, 3D animation, music and voiceover, the mechanism of action (MOA) of a new drug helps physicians, pharmacists, and regulatory investigators understand the drug’s interactions in the body. Scientific studies, trial results, data and processes can be simplified and explained more clearly to healthcare professionals, patients, investors and shareholders who need tailor-made information about products and their benefits. The tone of these narrations can vary depending on the overall mood of the piece — cutting edge, inspiring, hopeful, factual, and so on.
Voicing the mechanism of disease (MOD) or disease pathophysiology in a clear and concise way is crucial to helping these same groups of people to fully understand a disease. The videos translate scientific and technical concepts into engaging and often stunningly beautiful audio and visual content.
Patient Education Narration with Compassion
Patient education TV depends on voiceovers to communicate topical and seasonal messages, and promote products, services and procedures to patients as they’re waiting in an office. Patient videos are a valuable communication and marketing platform offering disease management support, surgical recovery education, lifestyle and behavior change education, and information on medications that will extend the reach and streamline the efforts of care providers.
Educating family members and other caregivers, as well as patients, is the benefit of using videos in-home healthcare. The medical home is a philosophy of primary care that is patient-centered, comprehensive, team-based, coordinated, accessible, and focused on quality and safety. Narrations need to be straightforward, empathic and paced properly so viewers can absorb the information.
A Professional Tone for Pharmaceutical Marketing
Video productions and 3-D animations use voiceovers to tell the story of how drugs can help manage disease. Pharmaceutical marketing trains medical professionals on the features, benefits and risks of new drugs; and reaches pharma sales teams, doctors and patients via eLearning, marketing, sales presentations and trade shows. Whether aimed to grab the attention of physicians or the consumers themselves, pharmaceutical marketing utilizes both digital and offline strategies to introduce new drugs and treatment options.
Some ways pharmaceutical marketing is implemented is through 3-D medical animations, using voice narration, to train medical professionals on how the drugs assist in managing a certain disease. This can be done through targeted marketing, sales presentations, eLearning and even trade shows, all for the purposes of explaining the benefits and risks of a drug, as well as the features of an exciting new medical treatment. Articulating all this important information and making it accessible to both physicians and consumers comes down to an approachable, clear and engaging voice narration.