GoodRx is seeking freelance writers to contribute healthcare personal finance content that is accurate, clear, and compelling. We are looking for contributors with excellent written and oral communication skills who can draw on their experiences and interests to pitch and write articles for a consumer audience. You will need to be able to combine your real-life practical experience alongside in-depth reviews of the current studies and research to provide engaging, readable, and useful pieces.
ABOUT THE COMPANY
GoodRx is America’s healthcare marketplace. Each month, millions of people visit goodrx.com to find reliable health information and discounts for their healthcare — and we’ve helped people save $35 billion since 2011. We provide prescription discounts that are accepted at more than 70,000 pharmacies in the U.S., as well as telehealth services including doctor visits and lab tests. Our services have been positively reviewed by Good Morning America, The New York Times, NBC News, AARP, and many others.
ABOUT THE ROLE
You will work to create definitive content regarding health insurance and financial information relating to medical expenses and services. This includes coverage of topics ranging from private U.S. health insurance to Patient Assistance and drug coupon programs to Medicare.
We require writers to adhere closely to our style and sourcing guidelines, as well as to use empathetic and inclusive language. Experience with writing consumer-facing pharmacy content strongly preferred.
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