How to create bios for your team
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Having a bio on your website can be an invaluable tool for establishing trust and credibility with potential visitors. It's a great way to give customers an insight into who you are and why they should choose your services. Not only can bios help you build relationships with customers, but they can also boost your visibility and authority on the web.
Once you have some or all of the information below, send it over to support@doctorlogic.com and we'll do the rest!
PHOTO (HEADSHOT)
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MEET THE PROVIDER
What does the provider want to be known for? Experience? Compassion?
How long has the provider been in practice?
Special interests (as opposed to specialties) This would be, for example, helping people feel better about themselves, focusing on the underserved, building trust with patients, etc.)
Is the provider involved in any philanthropic work, volunteering activities, community involvement, etc.?
SKILLS AND SPECIALTIES
This part of the bio always incorporates the top procedures provided by the provider
EDUCATION AND TRAINING
It’s very important to have the doctor’s education and training history available on the website. Where they obtained their degrees, residencies, fellowships, additional training, etc (schools and city/St.). Dates aren’t required, but they are helpful if available
PROFESSIONAL MEMBERSHIPS/ASSOCIATIONS
A good bio talks about the societies and memberships as well as current organizations and associations the physician is involved with.
LEADERSHIP AND APPEARANCES (optional)
Speaking engagements, ongoing media appearances, lectures or training for other surgeons, research and development
AWARDS AND RECOGNITION (optional)
Special recognitions, awards, mentions in magazines, publicity, etc.
PERSONAL (optional)
This can be short and sweet. Married, how long, wife’s/partner’s name, how many children, hobbies, things enjoyed in spare time, etc.
Name
Professional title
How long in practice / how long with current practice
Main daily duties
Something personal (favorite part of working with the practice, what led to the career choice, family if applicable - partner, kids, hobbies, etc.)
Photo (Headshot)