About Amanda Krupa
Founder & Principal Consultant, Ajack Content, LLC
Amanda Krupa, MSc, is a nationally recognized writer, editor, and content strategist with 20 years of experience developing high-impact communications for healthcare, technology, regulatory, education, and professional services organizations.
As the founder of Ajack Content, LLC, she works with government agencies, nonprofits, businesses, and marketing firms to create strategic, research-driven content that informs and enhances brand messaging and audience engagement.
Krupa is known not only for her writing and editorial expertise but also for her ability to develop strategic partnerships, foster key industry relationships, and collaborate with high-level stakeholders. She spent nearly a decade at the American Academy of Pediatrics (AAP) in a leadership role, managing content for HealthyChildren.org—the AAP’s parent-facing website with over 9 million monthly readers.
Her ability to translate complex health, policy, and industry topics into accessible content has made her a go-to consultant for numerous medical associations, marketing agencies, and foundations.
Her writing has been featured in Forbes Health, STAT, Business Insider, VeryWell Health, PBS, and Care.com, and her expertise in content accessibility and health literacy has influenced federal health policies and digital accessibility standards.
Areas of Expertise
- Copywriting and Content Strategy – Website copy, blogs, white papers, executive ghostwriting
- Medical & Public Health Writing – Research-backed content for patients, providers, and policymakers
- Developmental Editing & Content Refinement – Substantive editing, SEO optimization, plain language, and brand consistency
- Strategic Partnerships & Stakeholder Engagement – Collaborating with industry leaders, nonprofits, and agencies
- Digital Content Design – Formatting reports, social graphics, and content visuals
Industry Leadership & Strategic Partnerships
Krupa’s ability to build relationships and foster collaboration has led to lasting partnerships with national public health organizations, government agencies, and digital media platforms.
- American Academy of Pediatrics – Held a senior editorial role managing HealthyChildren.org, overseeing content strategy and partnerships that expanded audience reach to 9+ million readers per month.
- Centers for Disease Control and Prevention – Worked on COVID-19 vaccine communications and clinical guidance content for healthcare providers.
- American Health Information Management Association Foundation – Led national research on digital health literacy and web accessibility, influencing federal health policy.
- Health Resources and Services Administration – Advised grantees on digital communications strategy, sustainability, and outreach for federally funded programs.
- Marketing & PR Agencies – Frequently subcontracted for thought leadership, B2B content, and regulatory communications in technology, healthcare, and professional services sectors.
Her strong network of industry contacts and trusted reputation in public health, media, and corporate communications gives her a unique advantage in helping clients amplify their messaging, expand their reach, and strengthen brand credibility.
Education & Certifications
- Graduate Certificate in Medical Writing & Editing– University of Chicago
- Master of Science in Health Communication – Boston University
- Bachelor of Arts in English Writing – Saint Mary’s College, Notre Dame
Industry Recognition & Leadership
Krupa’s contributions to health communications, digital accessibility, and public health research have been recognized at the national level:
- Finalist, National Institute of Healthcare Management Digital Media Award (2023) – Recognized at The Kennedy Center for excellence in research and health journalism.
- Recipient, American Speech Language Hearing Association Media Champion Award (2016) – Honored for writing numerous articles about children’s communication health.
- Speaker and panelist at National Conferences
- Work cited in Federal Health Policy Rule and medical and legal journals