Medical voiceover

Medical voiceover reaches very different listeners, from physicians and nurses to patients and their families. I record mechanism-of-action videos and HCP presentations for clinicians, instructions for surgical and diagnostic devices, patient education guides, and CME and nurse training modules. Pharmaceutical ads often carry fair-balance and ISI sections that must be read in full at a set pace, and I record those to the timing you give me. Patient materials need a calm, plain read that is easy to follow. Clinician content can move faster and lean on the terminology. I've voiced work for CVS Health and Siemens Healthineers.

You get broadcast-ready WAV and MP3 files, with multiple takes and alternate reads. Long training scripts can be split into one file per module or slide, each named to match your script so it drops straight into your course tool. Drug names, conditions, and procedures are where medical reads go wrong, so send a pronunciation guide with your script, or links to audio of the correct pronunciation, and I'll follow it. Fixes for errors on my side cost nothing extra, and script changes after recording are quoted by scope. Scripts up to 1,500 words are delivered within 48 hours, and rush guarantees 24 hours or I refund the rush fee.

Before I record, I read the full script and check every term against your pronunciation guide. I record in a Whisper Room booth on a Sennheiser MKH416 through an Apollo Twin, edit in Reaper, and clean the audio with iZotope RX 11. If your medical, legal, or brand team wants to hear the read as it happens, a live directed session is $100 over Source-Connect, Zoom, or Google Meet. Reviewers can confirm pronunciation and timing during the session. Broadcast licensing is added only when a spot runs as paid media, from $150 to $6,000 by term and market.