Work with me
Three kinds of work. One place to start.
Every project starts with a conversation, and the scope comes out of that rather than off a menu. Below is the shape the work usually takes.
What I do
One of these, or a combination, depending on the question.Patient Comprehension and Usability Review
A structured read on whether the people your product was built for can understand it and use it. I assess plain language and reading level, comprehension of the key actions, task usability, and accessibility with assistive technology, then hand back a report with the problems ranked and the fixes named.
Fixed scope and price · two weeksPatient Experience Research
Mixed-methods studies with patients and clinicians: interviews, surveys, usability sessions, or a design that combines them. This includes selecting and validating the outcome measures you report on, so the numbers you publish mean what you say they mean.
Scope follows the question and the sampleHealth Content and Research Translation
Patient education and plain-language rewrites, and the same work in the other direction: turning your evidence into white papers, manuscripts, posters, and decks for clinicians, founders, and funders. Regulated review environments included.
Scope follows volume and review requirementsWork that does not fit any of the three is still worth asking about. Most projects start as a question that does not have a category yet.
How it works
A conversation
Free, and not a sales call. You tell me what you are working on and what is giving you trouble.
A written scope
What I would do, what you get, what it costs, and what falls outside it. Fixed price where the work allows.
The work, with checkpoints
You see drafts and early findings as they come, not one delivery at the end.
Start with the conversation.
If it turns out I’m not the right fit, I will say so and point you to a better match.