Date/Time
Date(s) - 06/20/2026
10:00 am - 5:00 pm
Categories
Directors: Vicki Baum
Length: 7-hour one-day seminar
Class Notes: This course includes a pre-class homework assignment. Students must have home recording capabilities.
Medical narration has a reputation for being scary. It can understandably feel overwhelming at first. There’s tongue-twisting terms, mile-long sentences and scripts that go on forever and sound like they were written by… well… doctors. But here’s the truth: once you get past any initial hesitation, you’ll find that long medical words are just words, and medical narration is simply another kind of storytelling. Learn how to approach medical copy with clarity, confidence and flow. Pronunciation tools, pacing and how to keep complex information sounding natural and approachable will all be covered. Just as important, you’ll practice finding the right balance of clinician and humanity, so your performance builds trust without sounding robotic or dry. And before you think you don’t have the right voice for medical narration, we are here to tell you that those doors are opening wider and wider with each passing year. It’s important to remember that this niche of the narration world is very profitable because once medical narration clients and producers know that you can deliver the necessary jargon, they will hire you time and time again, creating a lucrative repeat client. We’re pretty sure that’s the dream, right? By the end of the day, you’ll see medical narration for what it really is: storytelling with a stethoscope.
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