Creating a Clinical Resource with the Provider Spotlight Resource Type

This article covers creating a Clinical Resource that uses the Provider Spotlight resource type. A Provider Spotlight works differently from the other types. It has no General Details tab and no Related Providers, Related Locations, Related Areas of Expertise, or Related Conditions and Treatments tabs. Only Content and Related Clinical Resources are shown. For the steps that apply to every resource type (creating the post, publish date, and publishing), see Creating a Clinical Resource.

Before You Start

• The featured provider must already have a published provider profile. Only published providers can be selected.
• The provider’s answers to the spotlight questions.

Content Tab

1. Start a new resource by following Creating a Clinical Resource. On the Content tab, set Resource Type to Provider Spotlight.
2. Featured Provider (required): Select the provider featured in the spotlight. The provider’s name, clinical title, photo, and profile link are pulled in automatically. The provider is also added to the Related Providers list automatically, so the resource can be found by searching or filtering for the provider’s name.
3. Questions & Answers (required): New Provider Spotlights start with a standard set of questions. Each has a Question and an Answer, and both are required. Reorder, reword, add, or remove questions as needed. Use Add Question below the last question to add another.
4. Featured Image Override (optional): By default, a Provider Spotlight uses the selected provider’s wide portrait for social sharing and its card image. Upload a 16:9 image here only if you want to override that. The minimum size is 1200×675.
5. Appointment Phone Number (optional): If you enter a phone number, the call to action at the end of the page invites readers to call to schedule an appointment with this provider. Leave it blank to show only the link to the provider’s profile.

Note: Each question is displayed as a heading. If you use headings inside an answer, start at Heading 4 so the page outline stays in order.

Tip: Each answer editor shows “Click to initialize TinyMCE” until you click in it. Click inside the box and wait for the toolbar to load before pasting.

Related Clinical Resources Tab

Search or scroll the list and select any other Clinical Resources to connect to this spotlight. Resources display on the page in the order in which they were published, with the most recently published resources first.

Finish the Resource

Set the publish date, then save, preview, and publish by following Creating a Clinical Resource.