Cardiovascular Medicine Content Writer
Budget: $25 – $50 USD
I run a cardiovascular-focused website and need a seasoned wordsmith who can turn complex science into crisp, authoritative prose for a professional readership. The assignment centers on educational articles—think journal-style pieces rather than general-interest blogs—so depth, accuracy and proper citation of primary sources are essential.
Scope
You’ll draft a series of articles that speak directly to cardiologists, fellows and allied clinicians. Each piece must stay tightly focused while covering three core areas I’ve prioritised:
• Latest research and developments
• Best practices and procedures
• Case studies and clinical trials
I expect language that is clear and economical, avoiding unnecessary breadth yet maintaining clinical precision. Evidence hierarchy, guideline references and up-to-date statistics should appear naturally within the narrative.
Workflow & Portfolio
If your background includes five or more years in medical writing—or demonstrably equivalent expertise—great; if not, strong samples can still win the job. Send links or PDFs of prior cardiovascular or related medical content so I can gauge style, rigour and audience fit. Shortlisted writers will receive topic briefs, reference links and word-count targets for the first article, with the option of ongoing work once tone and workflow are aligned.
Acceptance Criteria
• Fully referenced article delivered in Word or Google Docs
• Readable to practicing medical professionals (no simplification for lay readers)
• Zero plagiarism; citations linked or footnoted in standard journal format
• Factual accuracy validated against the latest peer-reviewed sources
Looking forward to reading your portfolio and discussing the first assignment.
Scope
You’ll draft a series of articles that speak directly to cardiologists, fellows and allied clinicians. Each piece must stay tightly focused while covering three core areas I’ve prioritised:
• Latest research and developments
• Best practices and procedures
• Case studies and clinical trials
I expect language that is clear and economical, avoiding unnecessary breadth yet maintaining clinical precision. Evidence hierarchy, guideline references and up-to-date statistics should appear naturally within the narrative.
Workflow & Portfolio
If your background includes five or more years in medical writing—or demonstrably equivalent expertise—great; if not, strong samples can still win the job. Send links or PDFs of prior cardiovascular or related medical content so I can gauge style, rigour and audience fit. Shortlisted writers will receive topic briefs, reference links and word-count targets for the first article, with the option of ongoing work once tone and workflow are aligned.
Acceptance Criteria
• Fully referenced article delivered in Word or Google Docs
• Readable to practicing medical professionals (no simplification for lay readers)
• Zero plagiarism; citations linked or footnoted in standard journal format
• Factual accuracy validated against the latest peer-reviewed sources
Looking forward to reading your portfolio and discussing the first assignment.