I’ve reviewed this week’s opportunities and selected the one’s I believe offer the best potential for dental and healthcare writers.
Copywriter & Creative Strategist Needed for Dental Health Brand: VSLs and Funnels
Source: Upwork
Pay: $15.00 -$200 per hour
30+hours per week to run over 6+ months
Location: Remote
A sharp direct response copywriter experienced in VSLs, email sequences, and Facebook ad copy. Main focus will be writing high-converting funnel assets — including short VSLs, lead nurture emails, and scroll-stopping ad creatives.
DALE’S TAKE:
Very interesting. This isn’t conventional dental blog writing, but it’s exactly the sort of opportunity that demonstrates that dental writers can move into higher-value commercial copywriting.
Senior English Content Writer — Dental & Healthcare Aivora Digital / Dr Aimen Zia Dental Clinic | Karachi
Source: Glassdoor
Pay – Rs -60,000 – 80,000 per month
Location – In-House – Karachi
This is a particularly interesting brief from a writing perspective.
Looking for someone to create original content for dental and healthcare websites, including:
The chosen person needs to be able to research, tell stories, explain complex dental subjects simply and write for real human readers, rather than simply generating articles.
DALE’S TAKE
This is an on-site role based in Karachi, so it isn’t for everyone but it does demonstrate the value in everything we teach at Dental Writers Club. It may also be worth contacting them and asking if they allow remote working.
US Healthcare Website Content Writer
Source: Upwork
Pay: No Specific Range ·
Location: Remote
Experienced medical writer writer to write articles, blog posts and web copy for a US-based healthcare site
DALE’S TAKE:
Not dentistry, but The emphasis is on taking complex healthcare information and turning it into clear, trustworthy patient-facing content. It’s part-time and potentially ongoing. It was posted 5 days ago.
Medical Writer – Educational Book
Source: Upwork
Pay: $4000 Fixed fee
Location: Remote
The writer would help produce an approximately 100-page educational book covering arthritis, chronic joint pain and genicular artery embolisation. The budget is $4,000, with the work divided into research, chapter development and revisions.
DALE’S TAKE:
Definitely worth including as a broader medical writing opportunity. It’s a good example of the sort of higher-value project experienced specialist writers can eventually target.
Please note that all the above job listings were available at the time of publishing.
Dental writing opportunities aren’t always advertised as “dental writing jobs.” This week’s listings include website copy, SEO, direct-response marketing and broader healthcare content — so don’t limit your search to jobs with “dental writer” in the title.
I think that fits Jobwatch perfectly and reinforces one of the messages we’re trying to get across at DWC.