The Role We're looking for a Medical Writer who can hold complexity with precision — someone who understands the clinical rigor of psychedelic-assisted psychotherapy and can translate it for clinicians, patients, referring providers, journalists, and policymakers without flattening it. This is not a role for someone who wants to write hype. It's also not a role for someone inclined toward reflexive skepticism about psychedelic medicine. It's a role for someone who has done the reading, understands the nuance, and can write clearly from that place. This role is central to Journey Clinical’s ambition to become the most trusted, evidence-grounded destination for psychedelic medicine education — a place clinicians, patients, referring providers, journalists, and policymakers turn to for clear, rigorous, clinically grounded information. You will help shape what Journey Clinical publishes and how the field is understood by the audiences who are making decisions about care, referral, coverage, regulation, and public perception. You will be the primary voice behind the Journey Clinical blog and a key contributor to our broader content ecosystem — including clinician-facing education, patient-facing resources, press materials, and strategic thought leadership. You will work closely with our clinical team, research partners, and CEO to ensure that every piece we publish reflects the current state of the evidence, the realities of clinical practice, and the human stakes of this work. What You'll Do

• Write, edit, and own the Journey Clinical blog across multiple audience types: licensed clinicians considering adding psychedelic-assisted therapy to their practice, patients and families exploring treatment options, referring psychiatrists and PCPs, press and media, and policymakers.
• Cover the full landscape of psychedelic-assisted psychotherapy — including ketamine, MDMA, psilocybin, and emerging modalities — tracking the clinical trial literature, regulatory developments, and evolving protocols across the field.
• Translate complex clinical and scientific material into clear, accurate, and compelling content — without oversimplifying or overclaiming.
• Develop deep working knowledge of Journey Clinical's clinical protocols, including patient eligibility criteria, contraindications, dosing structures, and psychotherapy frameworks, so that content reflects actual practice rather than abstraction.
• Cite primary research accurately and rigorously. Follow the science where it leads. Flag uncertainty where it exists. Liaise directly with researchers, clinicians, and external experts to answer detailed questions before publication.
• Optimize content for AEO (Answer Engine Optimization), SEO, and GEO — working within a structured content strategy and coordinating with our SEO execution team.
• Bring editorial judgment to the framing of psychedelic therapy in public discourse: neither evangelizing nor minimizing, but representing the field with the nuance it deserves.
• Contribute to press materials, CEO communications, partner-facing documents, and clinical education content as needed.
• Help position Journey Clinical as the go-to trusted resource for psychedelic medicine information by developing content that is scientifically rigorous, clinically useful, publicly accessible, and strategically aligned with the needs of clinicians, patients, referring providers, journalists, and policymakers.

What We're Looking For

• 3-5 years of experience in medical writing, science communication, or clinical education content. Direct experience covering psychedelic medicine, psychiatry, or neuroscience is strongly preferred and may offset fewer years of overall experience.
• A background in medicine, clinical psychology, neuroscience, pharmacology, or a closely adjacent field. An advanced degree (MD, PhD, NP, PA, MSN, or equivalent) is a strong plus, though demonstrated expertise and writing quality will be weighted heavily. Journalism or science communication training is a complement, not a substitute, for scientific literacy.
• Deep familiarity with the psychedelic medicine landscape — including the MDMA and psilocybin clinical trial literature, MAPS and Compass Pathways research programs, the regulatory environment, the key researchers and institutions, and the ongoing debates within the field.
• Exceptional writing. You can shift register between a peer-reviewed summary and a patient-facing explainer without losing clarity or accuracy in either direction. A strong portfolio of published work is required.
• A genuine commitment to scientific rigor: you verify claims, read primary sources, and push back when something doesn't hold up.
• An understanding of AEO/SEO/GEO content principles, or a demonstrated ability to learn and apply them quickly in a structured content workflow.
• Intellectual honesty about what psychedelic-assisted psychotherapy is, what it isn't, who it helps, and who it may not — and the ability to write from that honest place.
• Comfort working in a fast-moving, founder-led environment where content serves both clinical credibility and business growth.

  Why This Role The conversation about psychedelic medicine is happening whether we shape it or not. Journey Clinical is positioned to be the most credible infrastructure-layer voice in this space: a source that clinicians, patients, referring providers, journalists, and policymakers can rely on for information that is accurate, clinically grounded, and intellectually honest. This role is central to that ambition. You will help establish Journey Clinical as a go-to destination for psychedelic medicine education by writing at the intersection of science, clinical practice, and public understanding, at a moment when clarity, rigor, and nuance actually matter. We may use artificial intelligence (AI) tools to support parts of the hiring process, such as reviewing applications, analyzing resumes, or assessing responses and identifying potential inconsistencies or verification signals in application materials based on available information. These tools assist our recruitment team but do not replace human judgment. Final hiring decisions are ultimately made by humans. If you would like more information about how your data is processed, please contact us.