A card solves one problem: make them remember who you are and how to reach you in three seconds. The 17 layouts below are already set out the way Healthcare usually does it, with sample content in your industry's voice — edit and export.
Icon watermark Minimal whitespace
A large icon at 14% opacity in the bottom right acts as a watermark: it covers no text and does not compete with the contact details.
90×54mm · 3mm bleed all round · 90×50mm · 3mm bleed all round · 85×55mm · 3mm bleed all round · 88.9×50.8mm (3.5×2in) · 3mm bleed on all four sides
Portrait full-width back photo Vertical calling cardPhoto slotHas a back side
The front keeps the name at the top and the contact details in the lower half, with the middle given to the whitespace portrait needs; the back is one full-bleed photo with a line of white type — portfolio or storefront shots go on the back while the front still prints.
Portrait scan card Vertical calling cardQR codeHas a back side
A large 20mm code centred on the front, name and title above and your one-liner plus contact details below — the address does not take the front, it lives in that code (the vCard carries ADR); the back lists everything item by item for whoever will not scan.
A true circular headshot slot on the left (an ID photo drops in already round), name and five contact items on the right — the version clinicians, teachers and consultants use most.
90×54mm · 3mm bleed all round · 90×50mm · 3mm bleed all round · 85×55mm · 3mm bleed all round · 88.9×50.8mm (3.5×2in) · 3mm bleed on all four sides
Full-bleed photo on the back Photo slotPhoto slotHas a back side
The front carries only name and contact details (the most spacious version), the back is one full-bleed photo over a backing — put the portfolio or storefront shot on the back and the front still prints.
90×54mm · 3mm bleed all round · 90×50mm · 3mm bleed all round · 85×55mm · 3mm bleed all round · 88.9×50.8mm (3.5×2in) · 3mm bleed on all four sides
Every phone, email and web address here is placeholder sample content — it will not connect or deliver. Replace them with your own and the card is ready.
4 wording tips for Healthcare cards
Put the department first in the job title: patients register “Endocrinology” before they register your name.
Clinic hours and how to book each get their own line — which mornings, appointment or not — and that saves a whole round of phone calls.
Leave the department’s landline or extension. Consultations and referrals have always gone to the department, never to a personal mobile.
Do not state outcomes and do not write “cures X”. Medical wording is regulated separately, and a business card counts as advertising.
Before you print
The finished card is 90×54mm, the file 96×60mm (3mm bleed all round), text 3mm from the trim line, bitmaps 300dpi. Full spec in the size and bleed reference。