About the Founder
Abitha Sukumaran, PhD
Founder, Abi MedComm LLC
A women-owned business
I'm a PhD-trained medical writer with a strong track record of turning complex clinical evidence into clear, usable content for medical education and strategic communications. My work is built on scientific rigor, meticulous referencing, and a practical understanding of how stakeholders consume information, whether the goal is education, insight generation, or publication.
I have extensive experience delivering CME-focused materials, including 200+ needs assessments and educational grant narratives, and I'm equally comfortable creating scientific meeting outputs such as congress highlights and concise executive summaries.
I bring a structured approach to content development -- starting with the evidence base, shaping key takeaways for the intended audience, and ensuring consistency, traceability, and clean review workflows through controlled versioning and annotated source support.
Before moving into medical communications, I completed postdoctoral training at Yale School of Medicine and Cincinnati Children's Hospital and contributed to translational research through publication development. I have authored/co-authored several peer-reviewed manuscripts and produced a wide range of scientific deliverables, including abstracts, posters, figures, and slide decks.
Clients value my clarity, reliability, and attention to detail from first draft through final submission.
10+
Years in Scientific Documentation
200+
CME & Grant Documents
14
Peer-Reviewed Publications
25+
Research Deliverables
Background & Credentials
Education
- PhD in Biomedical Sciences, Christian Medical College, India
- Postdoctoral training, Cincinnati Children's Hospital Medical Center
- Postdoctoral training, Yale School of Medicine
Memberships
- American Medical Writers Association (AMWA)
- American Association for Cancer Research (AACR)
Therapeutic Areas
- Oncology & Hematology
- Cardiovascular Disease
- Diabetes & Endocrinology
- Rare Diseases
- Infectious Disease
- Neurology