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Jennifer E. Status: Offline
Santa Fe, NM , USA
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Freelance Writing | Website Content & Blogs | Medical Content Writer

I have worked in the field of HIV Services Clinical Quality Management for more than 15 years and as a freelance writer for almost 10 years. I excel at taking complex topics and simplifying them into informative and engaging content. My writing style combines the needs of the end user (i.e. patient, customer) with the differentiating factors of your client (i.e., physician/practice). I enjoy the challenge of finding new perspectives for writing about similar topics across multiple websites. In this way, my writing is unique from an SEO perspective as well as in substance. I am primarily interested in writing medical and substance use rehab content. My experience in the field of HIV helps me to understand the stigma that often surrounds certain medical conditions and life experiences. I prefer long-term relationships with my clients, but I will consider short-term projects for the right opportunity. I have a very fast turnaround time, so I only work with fixed-price contracts. Samples of my writing are available upon request. As a small business owner, I understand the value of customer service and client relationships, and my motivation is to help my clients excel at the work they do. Personal Projects When I'm not working or writing, you will find me with my camera, drone and cocker spaniel exploring northern New Mexico and the American southwest in my Jeep®. Blue Stone Photography is my labor of love, and the mission is to connect people with nature and promote global wildlife protection. I sell art prints on the main site, and I am a featured professional on Houzz. I also own Fernweh Trail Gear, an online store that caters to the Jeep® and off-road community, and I am a self-published author on Amazon. Check out the links in my portfolio.
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