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# Adding a Practitioner Bio
{% hint style="warning" %}
Have the image of the practitioner ready. Images can be in .png or .jpg format. We recommend an image file 900 pixels wide and 600 pixels tall.
{% endhint %}
{% hint style="info" %}
Before following the instructions below, you'll need to have your image resized and ready to upload.
{% endhint %}
1. On the Employee Admin page, click the **+** icon next to **People.**
2. Click the yellow pencil icon next to the Our Team page. The name for this page may vary slightly, depending on how it was named.
3. Click **Sections**.
4. Click the green **+Create New** button located under the **Sections** heading.
4. Add a few sentences to the **Description** field. In the example below, we've added "Kasey is a nationally certified Physician Assistant, happy to serve our clients."
4. Add the provider's name and credentials into the **Heading** field.
5. Select **Text\_Image** at the **Section Template** field.
5. Click **Create**. You'll automatically see the bio page once it's been created.
5. Update the image by clicking **Media** from the blue menu bar and selecting **Media Library**.
6. Locate the image you'd like to upload and click on the image to select it, then drag it to the **Drop files here to upload** field. You'll see the image has been added to the Media Library part of the screen once the upload has completed.
7. Navigate back to the team bio page by clicking on **Pages** from the blue navigation bar and selecting **Persons**.
8. Locate the team bio page and click on the yellow pencil icon to edit the page.
9. Click **Sections,** then click on the yellow pencil icon to edit the page.
10. Select & copy the link from the **Image 1** field.
11. Review your changes by hovering over **Get Link** in the navigation bar at the top of the screen and select **No-Cached Using Filing Name**.
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