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About Dr. Wells

Doctor by day, writer by all hours of the night, Christian, wife, mother, and speaker, I’ve written fiction for over 20 years.

I help you imagine deadly diseases and figure out how to maim, kill, or even heal your characters!

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Are you writing a story with medical content? Dr. Wells to the rescue! Getting the facts right is so important to story authenticity, and general online research can only get you so far. Dr. Wells’s extensive medical expertise helped me get all the details right. I highly recommend her!!”

Denise Hunter
bestselling author of more than 40 novels

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Dr. Ronda Wells is a Godsend! I sat riveted in one of her trainings. A feat I didn’t think could be accomplished after attending a lifetime of workshops. I am spellbound by her depth of knowledge and ability to help in so many ways. So grateful for this incredible resource." 

Deborah M. Maxey PhD
Licensed Professional Counselor,
Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist
Award winning author of The Endling

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