If your doctor bio reads like a résumé, you’re doing it wrong.

Patients don’t come to your website to skim credentials like it’s LinkedIn. They want to know who you are, whether they can trust you, and if you’ll listen. That’s it.

What to leave out:

• Every award you’ve ever won
• A paragraph-long list of medical societies
• Technical jargon patients won’t understand

Instead, lead with what matters: Why you do what you do. What you love about helping patients. A glimpse of the human behind the white coat.

If your bios aren’t building trust, they’re wasting space. Here’s how to fix them: How to Write Doctor Bios That Build Trust.

In a crowded field, warmth and clarity win. Every time.