Write for MedMoneyGuide

MedMoneyGuide's editorial model is built on firsthand physician experience. If you are a practicing physician who has navigated a specific financial challenge and has something substantive to add — a specialty-specific student loan strategy, a disability claim experience, an unusual contract negotiation outcome — we are open to discussing a contributed piece.

Physician contributors are credited by name and credentials. We do not publish anonymous content. A good fit for physician contribution looks like this:

• You are a practicing physician with direct experience navigating the financial topic you want to write about
• You can speak from personal experience — not generic advice rebranded for doctors
• You are comfortable with attribution and having your credentials listed alongside your piece
• You understand the difference between educational content and personalized financial advice

MedMoneyGuide occasionally works with experienced freelance writers who specialize in physician-focused financial content. This is not a general financial writing opportunity — the bar for physician finance content is specific and high. All content goes through editorial review by Dr. Dunigan before publication.

We are interested in writers who meet the following criteria:

• You have a demonstrable track record writing physician-focused or medical professional financial content
• You understand physician-specific financial concepts: PSLF, own-occupation disability, attending compensation structures, backdoor Roth IRAs
• You can source claims from primary data — AAMC, MGMA, IRS, Medscape — not secondary blogs
• You are willing to submit to editorial review and fact-checking

Please include published samples of physician-focused financial writing with any inquiry.