Brighter health content, backed by years at the bedside.

Accurate, reliable, and relatable health content, written and reviewed by an ICU nurse of 11 years

Health Content Writing That's Reliable and Relatable

Health content needs to be both accurate and well-written, a combination that's harder to find than it should be. Too often the choice is between a writer who needs every detail explained to them, or pulling a clinician away from their real job to write or check the content themselves.

I offer both. Eleven years as an ICU nurse means I bring clinical fluency to every project. I take complex clinical and scientific information and turn it into what each audience needs: content that's reliable and relatable, accurate enough to trust and clear enough to use.

I write and clinically review health content for consumer publications, academic journals, patient advocacy organizations, and medical communications agencies who need exactly that combination.

"Her ability to blend deep research with clear storytelling makes her a standout content partner."


— Karina Lichtenstein, Editor at WebMD

Why Work With an ICU Nurse Medical Writer

I know how clinical information behaves in the real world.
Many years as an ICU nurse, including neuro ICU, means I know what's urgent versus what can wait, what a diagnosis means for someone's day-to-day life, and where the real risk sits. That understanding shapes everything I write.

I speak your audience's language.
In the ICU, I often had to explain the same situation to a physician, an administrator, and a frightened family member, sometimes within the same five minutes. That adaptability lets me take one piece of information and reshape it for a patient, a clinician, or an executive without losing accuracy.

I deliver it right, the first time.
Nailing the brief, hitting the deadline, and needing minimal revision is the standard I bring to every project, honed in a clinical environment where there's no equivalent of a second draft.

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"Jenna consistently nails briefs and delivers compelling stories requiring minimal to no edits, often ahead of schedule... a writer who can handle complex projects with ease."


— Kayleigh-Ann Clegg, Scientific News Editor at JMIR Publications

Brighter Medical Content Writing & Clinical Review Services

Every service I offer comes down to the same thing. I take clinical and scientific information and communicate it accurately, clearly, and with narrative craft to informed, engaged audiences, whoever they are:

  • Health content for consumer-facing publications 

  • Academic and professional health writing for journals and speciality publications

  • B2B content like white papers, case studies, plain-language clinical summaries, patient advocacy meeting and steering committee reports

  • Clinical content review for editorial and content teams

About Jenna Congdon, Health Content Writer

I'm a Registered Nurse with 11 years of ICU experience. I write and review health content for outlets like WebMD, AARP, and JMIR, and support communications for organizations including the Sassy Carmen Foundation and No Stomach for Cancer. When I'm not writing, I'm picking up shifts in the ICU. Outside work, I’m an enthusiastic gym rat and runner, an even more enthusiastic plant-namer, and someone who'll find a reason to travel almost anywhere.

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Let's Work Together

Need brighter content that’s both reliable and relatable? Let's talk.