Hello, I’m Shan, a certified content marketer and alumnus of the University of Iowa. I have a Doctorate in pharmacy, a Master’s in public health and a background in health outcomes research. My years of healthcare experience have fashioned me into a professional liaison, adept at connecting people with ideas. I enjoy this role because I am passionate about empowering others through education, thereby helping them live the best version of their story.
My topics of interest include the following topics (with examples for subtopics).
Chronic Disease Management:
- Asthma
- Diabetes
- Heart Disease
- Mental Health
- Obesity
- Stroke
Health Disparities in Special Populations:
- Children
- LGBTQIA+
- Poverty
- Racial Minorities
- Rural Populations
- Women
Preventative Health:
- Diet
- Exercise
- Stress Management
- Sexual Health
- Vaccines
These lists are organized alphabetically, with no regard to the level of interest and are by no means exhaustive. I love learning and am always looking for new topics to sink my teeth into. 😊
I specialize in detailed, long-form content. However, I am open to a variety of different project formats and will adapt based on your needs. I am skilled in broaching topics with compassion, meeting your audience where they are and guiding them along a journey of discovery.
You as the client are central to my writing process. I do not start writing until I understand your goals. Once we agree on a starting point, I conduct a competitive analysis to understand what content is ranking on your keyword. Then, I create a detailed project outline for your review before writing the first draft. Along the journey I will ask a lot of questions and value your constructive feedback. My goal is to help make your vision a reality.
I am a writer who has considerable healthcare experience, understands the importance of prompt communication and is results-oriented. If you would like me to help you deliver great content, please get in touch so we can chat about your needs.
You can view a sample of my work here:
Imposter Syndrome 101: Recognize Your Inner
