Healthcare professional development is a complex and growing field. Is your content reflecting all that you do?
Organizations like yours have an opportunity to step ahead of competition who may not understand the opportunity that strategic content provides to empower your marketing processes by creating a living network of case studies, FAQs, white papers, and supportive newsletters that keep your sales processes moving and your partners getting the most out of your education-centered products and services.
I would love to help you build that network.
From studying the allied health professions, to my 15 years’ experience in the field, to my own educational experiences, healthcare education is something I take seriously as an industry professional and understand at a personal level.
I’ve helped organizations ranging from learning management software companies to medical waste disposal companies tasked with educating nurses and other clinicians. This has happened through content including engaging sales funnels, summaries of regulations, blogs, and more on topics including…
- Organizational accreditation and designations
- Professional licensure
- Workplace safety and awareness
- Interview and application advice for doctors and other clinicians
- Opioid awareness for pharmacists and pharmacy professionals
Let’s set up a meeting today to get started on a healthcare tech content presence that increases your marketing and sales ROI and fosters relationships with healthcare education leaders for years to come.
Public Work
Looking for something more relevant to your goals? Contact me and I’ll put together a list of customized samples for your consideration.
OSHA updates for nurses (by request)
Improving Nurse Communications With Unlocked Smartphones
New Healthcare Report Highlights Importance of a Security Awareness Program
Clinical Executives Make “Remarkable Differences”: HIMSS 2016 Leadership Survey
Resources
No One’s Reading Your White Papers. Here’s What To Do About That.
B2B Healthcare Case Studies: How To Identify Your Superstar Client
A Surprisingly Engaging Model For Healthcare B2B: GE Reports