Health Writing that Educates and Converts Your Audience
Nurse-written Content to Meet Your B2B and B2C Marketing Needs
SOUND FAMILIAR?
You’ve already downed your third cup of coffee this morning, your to-do list is growing exponentially, and you still haven’t found the ideal writer for your past-due content creation.
Instead of sifting through countless LinkedIn profiles, let an experienced health writer (hi, that’s me!) take some of the load off by writing your content and sending you a well-executed first draft.
While any writer can collect information and compile it into a new piece, I’ll give you more than that.
As a nurse with 20 years of experience, I have the insider knowledge you need to educate, inspire, and convert your leads as they move down the sales funnel.
Trusted By
Hi, I’m Andrea —
a nurse turned freelance health writer.
Even though it might feel impossible now, you’re about to cross content writing off your to-do list!
I am not your average nurse writer — I’m a seasoned pro. When you choose to work with me, you can rest assured that a subject matter expert writes your health content.
One-Up Nurse Writer isn’t just my side gig or hobby.
Writing health-related content perfectly combines my education, experience, writing talent, and a deep desire to care for others.
Writing is my calling, so your content needs will always have my undivided attention.
Here’s What You’ll Receive When Working With Me
Research-backed health content that builds credibility and authority
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Content that effortlessly attracts your ideal audience and inspires action
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Exceptional customer service with open communication during the project
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Solid first drafts that won’t give you a headache to edit
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Get a taste of my portfolio…
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7 Types of Bottled Water
Americans spent an estimated $49 billion in 2023 on bottled water and drank about 16 billion gallons, according to the Beverage Marketing Corp. That’s a lot of bottled-up H2O.
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The Cost of Unnecessary Testing in Healthcare
Excessive testing is only one part of what is considered low-value health care, a term that refers to health services that provide little or no benefits, cause potential harm, incur significant costs, or waste limited resources.
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Healthy People 2030
Since 1980, every ten years the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) has developed a comprehensive agenda for the upcoming decade to increase the health and well-being of the entire nation.
