Charlotte, NC
Our mission is to inform and empower you with accurate health information so you can make the best health choices. Health and wellness content is ever-changing, and there is a variety of untrue information in the market. Our team’s priority is to regularly review and update content to ensure that our content is up to date and bridge the knowledge gap between patients and providers. We work with medical students and early career medical graduates to mine the latest information from accreditable resources. We bring what you’re looking for in an unbiased and easy-to-digest form, so it’s easily understandable. The integrity of our information is crucial to us. Our writers have understood the gap in patient information. They are dedicated to creating content that reflects a variety of backgrounds and comes with years of experience.
Our patient health care information is mainly gathered from JAMA patient information, Patient information from the Annals of internal medicine, and patient information page from the websites of medical societies like in American College of Cardiology or the American Diabetes Association. For instance – A medical student might write about diabetes. He will focus on explaining how to check blood sugar at home, using a glucometer and hypoglycemia signs. The students’ draft article will then be peer-reviewed by a board-certified physician. After peer review and necessary corrections, the article will be edited by our chief editor. Our editor will suggest necessary edits to ensure the article has information in layperson’s terms and can be understood by a middle school student. The students use powerful online tools like Canva to make pictographs and represent the ideas from the article. Finally, the article is sent for publication on the website for E Healthy info.
Our editorial team consists of a multidisciplinary team of board-certified physicians, public health professionals, health informaticists, and seasoned writers. They work hand in hand to present any health topic in plain language. The editorial team checks the scope’s accuracy using peer-reviewed journals, government and advocacy organizations, and academic sources. Advertisers or sponsors do not influence our content and editors.
Our board-certified physicians, pharmacists, and Registered Nurses review content for medical accuracy, relevance, and timeliness. When we publish an article on the website, you’ll see the name of the peer reviewer, so you know an expert in that field has peer reviewed the article. We want to hear your feedback. Please share your thoughts with us at [email protected].
We work with medical students and early career medical graduates and help them write patient information on health care topics. For instance – A student writer writes on diabetes. They will focus on how to monitor blood sugar, use a glucometer, and identify signs of hypoglycemia. The patient health care information is gathered from JAMA patient information, the patient information section from the Annals of internal medicine, and the patient information page from medical societies’ websites like the American College of Cardiology or the American Diabetes Association. The students use online tools like visme and Canva to make pictographs and represent the idea. The draft article will be peer-reviewed and edited by our editorial team before the article is sent for publication on our website for E Healthy info.
This is a non-paid internship. Interns are expected to contribute an average of 10-20 hours per month to these internship projects. Applications are accepted around the year, and selected candidates will be contacted via email with information on the starting date.
The social media intern will be able to use online tools like visme and Canva to make pictographs and represent their idea. The intern will work with a supervisor to prepare infographics on medical topics according to E healthy Info national calendar and create social media content. They will learn to track social media engagement, monitor performance, and discover which posts work best for our audience. We then use this information to adjust and improve your social media content.
This is a non-paid internship. Interns are expected to contribute an average of 10 hours per month and publish at least 3-4 social media posts every week on this internship project. Applications are accepted around the year, and selected candidates will be contacted via email with information on the starting date.
The video graphics intern will collaborate with our medical and videography teams to prepare the script for the medical videos. The interns will be responsible for preparing a script based on the articles published in E Healthy info and working with the graphical designing team to help with infographics related to the video. This is a non-paid internship. Interns are expected to contribute 10 hours per month to these internship projects. Applications are accepted around the year, and selected candidates will be contacted via email with information on the starting date.
