Welcome
Clarity. Credibility. Clinical insight that drives better decisions.
Strategic content support for digital health, clinician education, and patient communication.
I’m Kimberly Valenta, MD—a physician, medical writer, and content strategist. I help health tech teams, education providers, publishers, and mission-driven organizations create content that’s accurate, actionable, and trusted by the people who use it.
Whether I’m building clinical decision support tools, developing continuing education, or translating complex information for patients and caregivers, I bring medical expertise, writing precision, and a deep respect for how people learn, decide, and care for others.
What I Do
Support Clinical Decisions
I create content that helps clinicians make informed choices at the point of care.
Clinical decision support tools
Protocols, algorithms, and workflows
Evidence summaries and risk assessment frameworks
AI-generated content review and guardrail design
Advance Professional Learning
I develop educational materials that reflect how health professionals actually learn and apply knowledge.
CE/CME modules, slide decks, and webinars
Point-of-care teaching tools
Content for clinicians, trainees, and interdisciplinary teams
Learning objectives, assessments, and faculty support
Improve Patient & Caregiver Communication
I translate medical information into content that patients and families can understand and use.
Patient education articles and FAQs
Chatbot scripts, discharge instructions, and care plans
Plain-language summaries of research and treatment options
Navigation tools and follow-up care materials
Bridge Strategy & Execution
I help teams bring medical content to life in products, platforms, and campaigns.
Clinical taxonomies and content frameworks
Messaging aligned with workflows, scope, and guidelines
Product copy and clinician-facing onboarding materials
Stakeholder communication and editorial planning
Professional Recommendations
Let’s Work Together
If you’re building health content, tools, or education programs that need to be accurate, actionable, and aligned with real-world care—I’d love to hear more.