I’m launching a new healthcare blog and want it to stand out as a trusted, evidence-based resource. To achieve that, I’m looking for a writer (or small team) who can deliver a series of thoroughly researched articles that translate complex medical information into clear, engaging reading. Scope of work • Develop an editorial calendar for the first three months, prioritising timely healthcare topics and evergreen subjects. • Write an initial batch of 20 research-based articles (1,200–1,500 words each) that cite peer-reviewed studies, official guidelines, and reputable databases such as PubMed or the WHO library. • Supply a concise summary and SEO-optimised meta description for every article. • Use APA-style in-text citations and compile a reference list at the end of each piece. • Deliver clean, publication-ready copy in Google Docs, with one round of revisions included. Quality expectations I need writing that is medically accurate yet approachable for a general audience. Each article should open with a compelling hook, flow logically, and end with clear take-away advice. Factual accuracy, originality (100 % Copyscape-safe), and readability are non-negotiable acceptance criteria. If you have a background in medical writing, public health, or journalism—and can share published bylines or samples that demonstrate rigorous research—let’s connect and discuss timelines.