Nurse Practitioner Headshots

As a nurse practitioner, your photo often sits next to your name and role: on your clinic's provider page, on a telehealth profile, in a hospital directory and on LinkedIn. You can make a photo for each one from the same selfie, with one outfit and one background per photo. Rules differ by clinic, hospital and platform, so check what yours asks for.

Clinic provider page: match the other providers on the page. If they wear white coats, pick White Coat. If they wear scrubs, pick Navy Scrubs or Teal Scrubs. Use Clean Gray or Pure White, or Modern Clinic if the page uses office photos.

Telehealth profile: the photo is often shown small, so keep it simple. White Coat or scrubs on a plain studio color such as Light Blue or Clean Gray, with your face and shoulders in the frame.

Hospital directory or badge: scrubs on Clean Gray or Pure White, with an ID Badge if you like. LinkedIn: White Coat, or a Charcoal Suit if you teach or lead a team, on Clean Gray or Medical Library. Add a Stethoscope or Glasses to any of them.

Each photo uses 1 credit, so one pack of 5 photos for $4.99, paid once, covers a provider photo, a telehealth photo and a LinkedIn photo, with credits left. Not sure it will look like you? Try one photo free first. For your practice website, Marketing Shots put you in a Consultation, Examining Patient or Patient Care scene; the patient and the room are made by AI. Registered nurse? See nurse headshots. Photos for the whole office? See medical practice headshots.