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Casey Quinlan

Casey Quinlan

Richmond, VA USA

http://www.mightycasey.com

25 Years Experience

Professional Experience

Former network news/sports field producer, now communication and media consultant. My practice includes health care, health care IT, education, and entrepreneurship. Currently producing/hosting Healthcare Is HILARIOUS! podcast. Powerful prose informed by humor is a specialty. I'm also great at helping companies discover their voice, and at ghost-writing content on behalf of C-level execs. Strong experience in social media for messaging and branding, as well as message advocacy. Author of "Cancer for Christmas: Making the Most of a Daunting Gift" about how an empowered patient can be his/her own patient advocate while managing medical care. My broadcast TV experience was mostly prior to the rise of YouTube. Will happily share full credits if asked - here's a sampling: - live remote field producer NBC/ESPN/CBS/ABC/CNBC - segment ENG NBC/CBS/ABC/BBC - satellite coord NBC/ABC/BBC

Expertise

  • Copywriter 10 Years
  • Producer (television) 20 Years
  • Social Media 10 Years

Specialty

  • Science 5 Years
  • Technology 7 Years
  • Medicine 8 Years

Industries

  • Broadcasting - News - TV (National) 15 Years
  • Professional Journal 8 Years
  • PR (firm) - Small to mid-sized corp. clients 8 Years

Media Client List (# Assignments Last 2 Yrs)

  • NBC(10+)
  • ESPN(3-5)
  • BusinessWeek.com(1-2)
  • CBS(1-2)
  • CNBC(1-2)
  • Wiley(10+)

Technical skills

Audio editing (Sound Forge & Audacity), video editing (Final Cut)

Computer skills

Wordpress, MS Office, HTML, CSS

Equipment

MacBook, full audio podcasting setup (mobile)

Work permits & visas

US citizen

References

on request

Writing samples

Komen for the Cure: Hoist by Their Own Pink Ribbon?

(Brandchannel.com 2/6/2012)

Opinion piece on the brand impact of the Komen/Planned Parenthood controversy in February 2012.

Health literacy series (ongoing)

(Patient Empowerment Network 10/1/2017)

Ongoing series focused on health/science literacy for cancer patient support NGO

Tabitha Geary: Preserving History, One Family at a Time

(The Venture Forum 1/20/2008)

Profile of Tabitha Geary and her start-up digital memories company for a venture capital business association.

Mason Gates: Can't Stop Starting

(The Venture Forum 10/22/2007)

Profile of serial entrepreneur for venture capital business association.

Big 4 Firms Performance Analysis

(Big4.com 1/18/2011)

Assigned piece summing up a 2010 performance study of the Big 4 accounting firms: Deloitte, Ernst & Young, KPMG and PricewaterhouseCoopers.

Social + Media = Powerful Tool

(V Magazine for Women 9/1/2008)

Social media tip sheet for regional women's service magazine, including business applications for social networking apps.

Disruptive Women in Health Care

(DisruptiveWomen.net 11/23/2010)

I'm a contributor to the Disruptive Women in Health Care blog - the mission is to spark disruptive innovation in the healthcare system in the US and globally.

A Healthy America? Yes We Can.

(BusinessWeek.com 2/10/2009)

Op-ed on the possibilities for healthcare reform, starting with individual action.

Cancer for Christmas blog

(Cancer for Christmas 8/1/2009)

Blog on my book's website: topics are patient advocacy, health activism, e-patients, health care social media.

Mighty Casey Media blog

(Mighty Casey Media 1/1/2006)

My company's business storytelling blog, focusing on business storytelling topics with a concentration on healthcare and public policy, with a side dish of humor.

Consumer Healthcare Cost Literacy: A Primer

(Emmi Solutions Engage the Patient blog 10/7/2013)

Article co-written with Jeanne Pinder, CEO of ClearHealthCosts.com (former NY Times editor) on how consumers can learn what their healthcare treatments might cost, insured or not.

White Paper: Social Media & Healthcare-Changing the Culture of Medicine

(WellCentrix LLC 10/20/2010)

White paper for a healthcare communications consulting firm on the intersection of healthcare and Web 2.0, with specific suggestions for how healthcare practices can take advantage of social media without winding up in HIPAA jail.

TECHEAD blog

(TECHEAD 9/1/2011)

Ongoing weekly blog project Sept. 2011-Oct. 2012 Topics: -staffing -finding a job -creative/tech training -technology & web solutions for small business

Audio samples

Writing samples: PR

Video samples

Writing samples: ghost-writing

Writing samples: long form