Priscila Mazzola

Priscila combines scientific rigour with storytelling to accelerate patient access to health technologies.

Her passion for clear, compelling communication began during her PhD, where she turned complex biochemistry into accessible insights. She led pioneering research on exercise in rare metabolic diseases, resulting in 10+ peer-reviewed publications and global conference presentations.

Now leading a team of consultants in value communication, Priscila bridges the gap between evidence and access—developing global value dossiers, value propositions, and supporting HTA and scientific advice. Her extensive market access experience enables her to navigate complex reimbursement pathways with confidence and impact.

Kintiga (formerly MAP Patient Access, AxTalis, and SKC)

Director, Head of Value Communication
Apr 2024 – Present · Cambridge, UK (Remote)

• Lead the strategic direction of the value communication function within a boutique market access consultancy spanning multiple European offices, including peer-reviewed publications.
• Oversee delivery of evidence-based, high-impact content to support HTA, payer engagement, and stakeholder communication.
• Drive quality and consistency across deliverables, ensuring alignment with global publication standards and local compliance codes (e.g. ABPI, IPHA).
• Act as scientific and editorial lead on priority client accounts, offering thought partnership and high-level oversight on key materials.

Associate Director, Head of Value Communication

Mar 2022 – Apr 2024 · Cambridge, UK (Remote)

Developed and scaled the value communication offering, positioning the team as a strategic partner to clients in delivering scientific publications, evidence dossiers, and payer engagement materials.

Managed a multidisciplinary team of writers and consultants, coaching them in scientific storytelling, writing for payer audiences, and GPP-compliant communication.

Spearheaded a cross-functional internal training programme and created tools to improve operational efficiency and writing quality.

Regularly interfaced with clients to ensure strategic alignment and publication readiness of scientific narratives.

Senior Medical Writer in Market Access

Dec 2020 – Feb 2022 · Cambridge, UK (Remote)

• Developed HTA submissions (NICE, SMC, AWMSG, NCPE) and scientific advice packages, ensuring data presentation was optimised for regulatory and payer audiences.
• Conducted clinical expert interviews to strengthen evidence interpretation and contextualisation in publications.
• Published thought leadership content including a blog on storytelling in health technology appraisals.
• Served as Consulting Knowledge Lead, organising knowledge-sharing sessions and designing tools to improve cross-team efficiency.

KISS Communications

Senior Scientific Copywriter

Jan 2020 – Apr 2020 · Cambridge, UK (On-site)

• Crafted scientific and marketing materials across digital and print channels, ensuring scientific accuracy, clarity, and alignment with brand strategy.
• Produced neuromarketing blog content, bridging behavioural science and healthcare communication.

Pollen - Scientific Storytellers

Senior Medical Writer

Apr 2019 – Jan 2020 · London, UK (On-site)

• Delivered promotional and educational materials compliant with the ABPI Code.
• Collaborated with designers to translate complex data into visual narratives for e-detail aids and slide decks.
• Led market research initiatives and authored meeting content for KOL engagement and internal training.

Medical Copywriter

Jul 2018 – Mar 2019 · London, UK (On-site)

• Produced patient- and HCP-facing materials across therapeutic areas including oncology, rheumatology, and rare diseases.
• Supported advisory boards and congress activities.

Chameleon Communications International

Associate / Medical Writer

Jul 2017 – Jul 2018 · London, UK (On-site)

• Developed peer-reviewed publications, conference materials, and internal scientific tools.
• Partnered with clients in the UK and US to deliver tailored content supporting product launches and lifecycle management.
• Led initiatives to improve workflow efficiency using Excel tools and macros.
• Mentored junior team members and contributed to business development through pitch support and advisory boards.

PhD in Biochemistry and Molecular Neurobiology (2012–2017)

• Joint programme between the University of Groningen (Netherlands) and the Federal University of Rio Grande do Sul (Brazil), focused on metabolic disorders and pioneering research in a rare metabolic disorder, phenylketonuria (PKU). Led independent research, secured international funding, published 10+ peer-reviewed papers, and presented globally. Strengthened international collaborations and implemented advanced analytical techniques.

Master’s in Biochemistry (2009–2011)

• Explored exercise and oxidative stress in rare diseases. Led international collaborations, mentored students, organised scientific events, and presented at major conferences across the US and Europe.

BSc in Sports and Exercise (2004–2009)

• With academic exchange at the University of Porto (Portugal); awarded for communication skills.