Why Write for Student Medical Insights?

Being part of our team is about more than just writing — it's about growing, connecting, and making a real difference.

Build Your Portfolio

Publish real articles that showcase your writing, research, and communication skills to colleges and future employers.

Learn About Medicine

Dive deep into medical topics, develop research skills, and expand your knowledge of healthcare and science.

Join a Community

Connect with like-minded students who share your passion for medicine, health, and making a difference.

Make an Impact

Help other students understand complex medical topics and inspire the next generation of healthcare professionals.

Roles We're Looking For

There's a place for every kind of talent on our team. Find the role that fits you best.

Student Writer

Write engaging articles about medical topics, health, and wellness for a student audience. No prior publishing experience required.

Research Contributor

Help find and verify medical information from credible sources. Great for detail-oriented students.

Peer Reviewer

Read and review articles before publication, checking for accuracy, clarity, and readability.

Illustrator / Designer

Create visuals, infographics, and illustrations that make medical concepts easier to understand.

Social Media Helper

Help share our articles and grow our community on social media platforms.

Section Editor

Take ownership of a category (like Mental Health or Nutrition) and help guide content in that area.

What We Expect from Contributors

We keep things simple and supportive. Here's what being part of our team looks like:

  • Be curious and open to learning — you don't need to be an expert
  • Write in your own words — never copy from other sources
  • Be respectful of all team members and readers
  • Meet reasonable deadlines and communicate if you need more time
  • Cite your sources and aim for accuracy in every article
  • Be open to feedback and revisions from our review team
  • Have fun and enjoy the process of learning and sharing

Article Submission Guidelines

Whether you're a first-time writer or have some experience, these guidelines will help you put together a great article. Don't worry if you're not sure how to start — our review team is here to help every step of the way.

We write for students aged 13–18, so think about what would genuinely interest and inform someone your age. The goal is always to make medical and health topics approachable, accurate, and engaging — not overwhelming or overly technical.

  • Articles should be 500–1,500 words — enough to cover a topic well without going overboard
  • Write for a student audience (ages 13–18) — keep the tone friendly, clear, and relatable
  • Include at least 2–3 credible sources such as journals, reputable health websites, or textbooks
  • Use clear headings and short paragraphs to make your article easy to read and skim
  • Avoid medical jargon — if you use a technical term, explain what it means in simple language
  • Include a short author bio (2–3 sentences) with your article so readers know who wrote it
  • All content is reviewed before publication — our team may suggest edits to improve accuracy and clarity

Our Community Values

These are the principles that guide everything we do — from the articles we write to the way we treat each other.

Curiosity

We ask bold questions

Respect

We lift each other up

Learning

We grow every day

Accuracy

We value truth

Teamwork

We succeed together

Apply to Join

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Not required — we welcome students at all levels of experience.

We welcome students of all experience levels. No prior writing or medical experience required.

A note for parents and guardians: Student Medical Insights is an educational platform run by and for students. We are committed to providing a safe, supportive, and positive collaboration environment for all contributors. We do not publish personal contact information for student contributors, and all content is reviewed by our editorial team before going live. If you have any questions, please get in touch with us.