Healthcare Technology Content Writer (Wearable IoT Focus)

I need a skilled writer who can regularly create website articles and companion LinkedIn posts that position my company as a thought leader in the healthcare technology space, with a specific focus on emerging IoT applications in wearable devices.

Every piece must adopt a professional, formal tone that still feels approachable to medical device companies and health tech investors.

To make the content authoritative, I want it grounded in:

- Real world case studies that highlight successful wearable or remote monitoring deployments

- Current research data and statistics drawn from peer reviewed journals or reputable market reports

- Insights gathered from expert interviews. This can be original quotes you obtain or properly credited comments from conferences and webinars

The flow I envision is one 1,000 word article for the blog, accompanied by a concise 200 to 300 word LinkedIn post that links back to it and sparks discussion. Please be comfortable proposing your own story angles, sourcing and citing studies, and aligning each piece with our brand voice guidelines in WordPress and LinkedIn Publisher. I'll review your first draft for structure, factual accuracy, and tone. Once approved, you will upload, format, add meta descriptions, and schedule the LinkedIn post.

Deliverables per topic:

1. Article draft (Word doc or Google Doc) with citations

2. Matching LinkedIn post text with suggested hashtags

3. Final formatted article in WordPress, ready to publish

4. Scheduled LinkedIn post with live link to the article

If you have experience in med tech journalism, IoT, or digital health marketing, I'd love to see relevant samples when you respond.

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