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Kelly Armstrong is an experienced medical technical writer and educator with extensive expertise in medical communications, clinical trial training, and academic instruction. Currently serving as the Team Lead for the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, Kelly leads content development and review processes for the National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health. Previous roles include Manager of Medical Writing at IQVIA, where a multidisciplinary team was guided in creating content for clinical trials, and Adjunct Professor of English at the University of Cincinnati, developing writing curricula. Kelly's background in clinical research includes managing new site development at Synexus US and conducting clinical trials as Site Manager at Clinical Research Advantage. Educationally, Kelly holds a PhD in English Language and Literature from the University of Cincinnati and advanced degrees from Arizona State University in the same field, along with a Bachelor's degree in Pre-Medicine and Spanish.