Freelance Health Writer

Job Description

Are you looking for a fresh start, a change in direction in your career in health or an opportunity to earn money to support yourself through further study? Have you been considering a career path with flexibility, minimal outlay and maximum personal and financial gain? Academic Knowledge freelance health jobs can provide you with the flexibility to work around a busy life, with the ability to plan your own workload, manage your own time and develop your career, all without even leaving the house. Our writers aim to help students studying for health and social care qualifications by providing model answers and coursework. We understand that many students can feel overwhelmed by the theoretical/practical balance of health related degrees and placements may result in difficulties seeking help. The ideal candidate will have experience working for the NHS and be able to discuss and critically analyse case study scenarios, evidence-based practice, and health issues. Our clients often require our writers to have first-hand practical knowledge of working within the UK Healthcare industry to best assist them. We also welcome writers with qualifications relating to Mental Health. This is an excellent opportunity to increase your income by using your skills, knowledge and experience to help others.

Requirements

We require all our researchers to have a recognised university degree to at least a 2:1 level. The reality is that many of our researchers are qualified at Masters level and above, and have extensive experience working within the health industry. We have freelance writing jobs now available for graduates and professionals in all fields of health and health care, including complementary therapies, social care, health promotion, dentistry, community health, diagnostic science, nursing, midwifery, specialist health care and research. To be eligible to apply for this vacancy you must have: A minimum of a 2:1 undergraduate degree or equivalent (60%+) Excellent written English skills
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