Spanish Healthcare Tech Articles
Budget: $30 – $250 CAD
I’m putting together a series of in-depth, Spanish-language articles that explore current and emerging healthcare technology. Each piece should read like a concise technical briefing—clear terminology, solid structure, and accurate references—yet remain engaging for professionals who work in clinical settings or manage health IT projects.
Scope
• Language: native or near-native Spanish
• Length: around 1,000–1,200 words per article (flexible when the subject demands deeper coverage)
• Focus: hardware, software, data-driven solutions, AI, telemedicine, interoperability, cybersecurity, regulatory updates—anything that sits at the intersection of tech and healthcare delivery
• Sources: peer-reviewed journals, reputable health-tech news sites, official standards (e.g., HL7, ISO 27799)
What I’ll provide
• A shortlist of keywords and provisional headlines
• Formatting guide (headings, meta description, snippet)
• Deadlines and preferred style sheet (APA citations)
What I expect back
• Original Spanish article in .docx or Google Docs
• Brief English abstract (4–5 lines)
• Reference list with clickable URLs
Acceptance criteria
1. Zero AI-generated plagiarism (I run Copyscape & GPT detectors).
2. Content demonstrates clear understanding of healthcare workflows and technology implications.
3. Spanish grammar and technical vocabulary are impeccable; no literal translations from English.
4. Facts are current (published within the past 24 months unless foundational).
If you have proven experience writing Spanish technical content for the healthcare sector, let’s collaborate. Send a portfolio link or two recent samples that highlight similar work, and include your turnaround time for a single article so we can plan the publication schedule.
Scope
• Language: native or near-native Spanish
• Length: around 1,000–1,200 words per article (flexible when the subject demands deeper coverage)
• Focus: hardware, software, data-driven solutions, AI, telemedicine, interoperability, cybersecurity, regulatory updates—anything that sits at the intersection of tech and healthcare delivery
• Sources: peer-reviewed journals, reputable health-tech news sites, official standards (e.g., HL7, ISO 27799)
What I’ll provide
• A shortlist of keywords and provisional headlines
• Formatting guide (headings, meta description, snippet)
• Deadlines and preferred style sheet (APA citations)
What I expect back
• Original Spanish article in .docx or Google Docs
• Brief English abstract (4–5 lines)
• Reference list with clickable URLs
Acceptance criteria
1. Zero AI-generated plagiarism (I run Copyscape & GPT detectors).
2. Content demonstrates clear understanding of healthcare workflows and technology implications.
3. Spanish grammar and technical vocabulary are impeccable; no literal translations from English.
4. Facts are current (published within the past 24 months unless foundational).
If you have proven experience writing Spanish technical content for the healthcare sector, let’s collaborate. Send a portfolio link or two recent samples that highlight similar work, and include your turnaround time for a single article so we can plan the publication schedule.