Pronounce Drug Names Like a Pro

An online course to help people from all walks of life finally learn to say...

• "semaglutide" without hesitation
• "metoprolol" without stumbling

• "levetiracetam" without second-guessing yourself

Clear and accurate drug pronunciation isn't just about sounding professional—it's about ensuring patient safety, building trust and relating to others.

With this course you'll be able to:

• Enhance Patient Safety
  Avoid misunderstandings that can impact health outcomes.
• Boost Your Confidence
  Communicate clearly and professionally in any healthcare setting.
• Earn Respect
  Gain the trust of colleagues and patients through your expertise.
• Project Professionalism
  Sound like the knowledgeable pharmacist you are.
• Reduce Frustration
  Say goodbye to the anxiety of stumbling over complex drug names.

Hi, I'm Kim Newlove, RPh

Pharmacist, author, podcast host, audiobook narrator, and voice actor specializing in medical narration.

Saying drug names can be hard. They are not normal words, and sounding them out doesn't always work. I've seen firsthand how people from all walks of life struggle with them. 

There's a lot of conflicting information on the internet, too. Many people compare two or more pronunciations from YouTube and guess which one is right.

There's a better way.

I break drug names down into syllables, tell you which syllables to emphasize, share my sources, and provide written pronunciations.  Use my best practices. Feel more confident saying drug names and less frustrated learning them.  

Over the years, I have become a drug pronunciation expert. As a pharmacist since 2001, saying drug names correctly has always been important to me. It helps me relate to patients and other healthcare professionals and earn their trust.  When I joined the voiceover industry in 2017, saying drug names correctly became important for another reason. Paying clients expect me to say drug names correctly so their audience trusts their message.

I help my online course students, consulting clients, podcast audience, and colleagues say drug names. I can help you too.