What happens next?

How to become a medical writer
Get a bachelor's degree in a relevant scientific field.
Medical writing requires a highly specialized skill set. Most employers are looking for candidates with degrees in life sciences or a related field, like statistics.

Choose your answer from:
a). While a bachelor's degree might be good start, you will need to consider if you have the time and money to invest in a higher degree. Obtain a master's or phd in the life sciences.
b). They want a medical writer who has already taken classes in these fields. Since you'll likely work through a graduate program, you may gain a phd in a related field.
c). Medical writing can help you gain a college-level degree to help you connect with employers during your college studies. It can also help identify students who can put together a more powerful presentation or project or people who are good with their hands.
d). However, if your math and writing skills don't take a backseat to the content being discussed, then maybe a degree in business management is the better choice. Knowing your passions should also help you hone your typing skills and keep up with the latest developments.
a).