About Medblocks
Medblocks is building a developer-focused “stack for healthcare” that makes it possible for anyone to build applications that integrate directly with clinical workflows without rebuilding expensive Electronic Medical Records systems. We believe code has the potential to save more lives than doctors can by themselves.
Founded by doctors-turned-programmers, our team leverages open, vendor-neutral standards like openEHR, FHIR, SMART, and SNOMED CT to create a platform that makes healthcare data accessible, interoperable, and useful.
Our Culture
At Medblocks, we operate with three core values:
Trust: We trust you’ll get your work done without micromanagement. We don’t enforce working hours or monitor your activity—we measure outcomes, not outputs.
Transparency: We believe information flow is at the heart of a healthy company. We share detailed financials and metrics with our team and maintain open communication about company direction.
Customer Value & Honesty: We’re obsessively focused on delivering value to our customers and maintaining honest relationships about what our technology can and cannot do.
We’re a team that values deep work, clear communication, and continuous learning. We’re building technology that matters, and we’re looking for individuals who want their code to make a difference in healthcare.
The Role
We’re looking for a Writer/Editor to shape how Medblocks explains itself, across blog posts, articles, course content, and case studies. Much of the work is turning technical material, a rough draft or an engineer’s notes, into something clear and worth reading, and editing others’ writing to a consistent standard. You don’t need to code, but you do need to understand what you’re writing about. If you write clearly, edit with judgment, and want your work to help people learn, this role is for you.
Responsibilities
- Write clear, engaging blog posts and articles that explain what we build and why it matters
- Turn technical source material, rough drafts, engineers’ notes, or a walkthrough, into narrative case studies and articles people actually want to read
- Create and shape course and lesson content for our learning material
- Edit and sharpen other people’s writing to a consistent voice and standard
- Learn the concepts you write about well enough to explain them simply, with the team and tools like Claude Code to help you get up to speed
- Help keep a consistent voice and quality bar across Medblocks content
Requirements
- A body of writing you can show us, whether that’s published articles, a blog, course material, or documentation
- Strong editing skills: the judgment to know what to change in someone else’s draft and what to leave alone
- The ability to understand technical concepts and explain them clearly to a non-expert (you don’t need to code)
- Excellent written and spoken English, and the instinct to simplify complex topics
- Curiosity, care for quality, and a genuine interest in learning the technical side
Nice to Have
- Experience writing for a technical or developer audience
- Familiarity with healthcare, health tech, or standards like FHIR and openEHR
- Comfort with AI writing tools and a sense of where they help and where they don’t
- Some familiarity with code or developer tooling
- SEO awareness
Benefits
- We pay our people well because we know top talent deserves top rewards
- Direct collaboration with founders on content and strategy
- Transparent company financials and metrics
- Regular opportunities to write about healthcare and technology for a real audience
- Travel opportunities for team meet-ups and conferences
- Liberal leave policy with no micromanagement
- The chance to help people learn and build in healthcare