Below are the links to some of my pieces:
A) Health and MedTech
CalmWave Deployment at Wellstar Kennestone CICU (Case study)
This sample case study on a hospital AI platform deployment is targeted at clinical leaders like intensivists, cardiologists, and nursing directors responsible for ICU performance and care quality. The aim is to secure clinician buy-in.
Agoraphobia: definition, causes, symptoms, and treatments (SEO Article)
In this SEO article for a mental health and addiction treatment provider, I applied YMYL best practices to ensure clinical accuracy and search compliance in a highly regulated content vertical.
Fall Detection Technology for Seniors Aging in Place (Explainer Article)
In this consumer health technology guide, I researched and synthesized peer-reviewed data, product specifications, and privacy considerations into accessible, decision-ready content for a caregiver audience.
Psychotherapist website (Home Page)
This webpage is a part of a full site rebuild for a psychotherapy practice. This is a conversion-focused copy where I balanced an empathetic tone with clarity to support client acquisition and trust-building.
B) Environmental Sustainability & CleanTech
The Hidden Liabilities of String Inverters — and How Microinverters Address Every One of Them (White paper)
A white paper targeted at CFOs, commercial and industrial facility owners, and energy directors. The paper follows a problem-solution approach by establishing the risks of string inverters first, and then presenting microinverters as the direct structural remedy to each one. It is meant to be used as a conversion tool.
Tesla Powerwall vs. Enphase IQ Battery: Which is Better for Your Home? (Comparison article)
This article is targeted at US homeowners, technically curious but mostly non-experts, who are actively considering a solar battery purchase or an upgrade. This 5000+ word article has been intentionally written in great depth (like the LRA and RTE discussions) to also appeal to a narrower sub-section of the audience who have done some homework or are willing to follow technical reasoning.
Here’s how I work:
Depending on topic complexity, I may use Perplexity to rapidly map the landscape and gather relevant data, which would free up more of my time for the work that matters most: analyzing for context and accuracy, weaving in nuance, and getting the voice right. I verify all information before it makes its way into your content.
If your brief calls for a fully manual research process, just let me know upfront and I’ll adjust timelines and pricing accordingly.
My research is primarily secondary. I draw from published sources, industry data, and reports. That said, if you have subject matter experts whose insights you believe would enrich the content, I’m happy to conduct interviews. I’d just need you to make the introductions.
I charge a fixed rate per piece — article, report, or white paper — or for the project as a whole.
