

Making the business case for your dream job
βPersonal branding for healthcare professionals
How to get found in health tech β before you ever apply.
βποΈ Wednesday, September 9 Β· 1:00-2:00 PM ET Β· Live on Zoom
βYou've applied to a dozen health tech roles this month. Maybe more.
βYou tailored the rΓ©sumΓ©. Wrote the cover letter. Hit submit.
βAnd then β nothing. No reply. No rejection. Just the void.
βMeanwhile, someone with half your clinical experience just posted "thrilled to announce" about the exact role you wanted.
βThe difference usually isn't the rΓ©sumΓ©. It's that they were findable, and you weren't.
βThe questions you're actually sitting with:
βHow do I talk about my clinical background so it reads as an asset β not something I'm apologizing for?
βWhat do I even post when I'm not a "content person" and have no interest in becoming one?
βHow do recruiters and hiring managers find people for these roles in the first place?
βDo I need a big following, or is there a version of this that fits a full clinical schedule?
βMost advice tells you to "optimize your LinkedIn" β swap the headline, sprinkle in keywords, done. That's table stakes, and it's exactly why it doesn't move the needle. Optimizing a profile nobody visits is rearranging furniture in an empty store.
βThis workshop is about the other half: giving the right people a reason to find you, and a reason to remember you when the role opens.
βThink of your LinkedIn as a storefront, not a filing cabinet. Right now it stores your history. We're going to make it sell your future β so the people hiring for health tech walk in on their own.
ββ What you'll leave with
βA profile rewritten to speak to health tech hiring teams instead of clinical peers β so recruiters searching for your background actually surface you.
βA simple, repeatable way to frame your clinical work as health tech experience β so "I've only ever been a nurse/pharmacist/PT" stops being the thing that holds you back.
βA posting rhythm you can run in a couple hours a month β so you build a reputation without becoming a full-time creator.
ββ οΈ A few things to know before you RSVP
βCome with an open mind and something to take notes on. You'll want to act on this, not just watch it.
βThis is a practical workshop, not a motivational webinar. Expect specifics, examples, and things to change on your own profile β not a pep talk.
βThere's a replay, but come live if you can. The Q&A is where the personalized help happens, and you can't ask a recording a question.
βποΈ Your speaker: Jamie Wilkey, PharmD
Jamie is a pharmacist who built the exact thing she's teaching. Tired of applying into the void, she started showing up online about her clinical-to-tech journey β and turned an audience of 40,000+ healthcare professionals into inbound opportunities instead of cold applications. She now teaches clinicians how to get found by the companies they'd otherwise spend months chasing.
βπ€ About Hey Health Tech
Hey Health Tech is where clinicians go to pivot into health tech β without going back to school or doing it alone. Founded by Lauren Curtis, PharmD, a pharmacist-turned-product-manager, HHT runs a curated health tech job board, a newsletter read by 10,000+ clinicians, and a community built for exactly this transition. More at heyhealthtech.com.
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