I write a lot of different things, for many different audiences.
My niche is writing healthcare content. But I also cover lifestyle topics and trends that intrigue me. (Example: Traveling to Iceland for a yoga retreat! That's me striking a warrior pose across the continental divide in 2022.)
I round things out by writing a fair amount of B-to-B web content for companies in various industries.
I keep the writing I do for brands separate from any journalism-type pieces I write for magazines. In other words, I avoid writing stories involving my clients or their interests.
Who Hires Me to Write Content?
Most of my clients find me via word-of-mouth referrals. The people who hire me tend to be:
- Editors at consumer or trade publications and websites.
- Digital marketing managers who work in healthcare.
- Creative directors, editors, or project managers at web design, content marketing, or brand experience agencies.
- Small business owners.
Types of Content I Produce
If you can imagine it, I can probably write it!
On any given day, I’m usually working on:
- Web content (especially for hospital and health system websites).
- Blog posts (I do a lot of ghost blogging).
- Content strategy (helping create a plan for content, usually for healthcare).
- Patient stories for magazines and websites.
- Marketing email campaigns.
- Video scripts.
- Essays and other magazine/web articles.
I either charge per word (that’s long been the standard in journalism) or per project. I don’t work on retainer, but I do value long-time partnerships with clients.
If you’d like to engage me for a writing project, use the contact form. This ensures your email won’t wind up in spam.
