Medical Content Reviewer for MBBS Platform
Budget / Salary$10–30
TypeFreelance project
LocationRemote
Posted1 hour ago
Meyshan Med (meyshan.com) is a free study platform for MBBS, NExT and USMLE students, built by a medical student. We need NMC-registered doctors to review short educational videos, misconception cards, clinical case scenarios and blog posts before they are published.
What you will do
- Review 10–20 items per weekly batch inside our review dashboard (approve / request changes / reject, with a short note).
- Check factual accuracy, currency (guideline year), suitability for the stated audience (student vs patient), and that every claim has a source.
- Flag anything that could be read as patient advice.
- Typical item: a 40–60 second video or a 300–800 word post. Most take 10–20 minutes.
Requirements
- MBBS with MD/MS/DNB (residents welcome) or MBBS with 3+ years' clinical experience.
- Active NMC (India) registration — we verify on the Indian Medical Register before the first payment. UAE/UK-licensed doctors also welcome (DHA/DoH/GMC verified).
- Comfortable with NExT/NEET-PG syllabus; USMLE familiarity is a plus.
- Clear, concise written English.
- 48-hour turnaround on each batch.
What you get
- Your name, degree and specialty credited on every item you review ("Reviewed by Dr …"), and a profile on our Methodology page.
- Ongoing, flexible, fully remote.
To apply, answer in your bid:
1. Your degree(s), specialty and year of PG completion (or current residency year).
2. Your NMC/DHA/GMC registration number (we verify; it is not published).
3. Which audience you are most comfortable reviewing: pre-clinical (anatomy/physiology), clinical medicine, surgery, or patient-education.
4. One factual error you have seen in a popular med-ed video or note, and how you would correct it (3–5 lines).
5. Your per-item rate for a 1-minute video and for a 500-word post.
Bids without answers 1–4 will not be considered. Selected reviewers start with a paid trial batch of 5 items.
What you will do
- Review 10–20 items per weekly batch inside our review dashboard (approve / request changes / reject, with a short note).
- Check factual accuracy, currency (guideline year), suitability for the stated audience (student vs patient), and that every claim has a source.
- Flag anything that could be read as patient advice.
- Typical item: a 40–60 second video or a 300–800 word post. Most take 10–20 minutes.
Requirements
- MBBS with MD/MS/DNB (residents welcome) or MBBS with 3+ years' clinical experience.
- Active NMC (India) registration — we verify on the Indian Medical Register before the first payment. UAE/UK-licensed doctors also welcome (DHA/DoH/GMC verified).
- Comfortable with NExT/NEET-PG syllabus; USMLE familiarity is a plus.
- Clear, concise written English.
- 48-hour turnaround on each batch.
What you get
- Your name, degree and specialty credited on every item you review ("Reviewed by Dr …"), and a profile on our Methodology page.
- Ongoing, flexible, fully remote.
To apply, answer in your bid:
1. Your degree(s), specialty and year of PG completion (or current residency year).
2. Your NMC/DHA/GMC registration number (we verify; it is not published).
3. Which audience you are most comfortable reviewing: pre-clinical (anatomy/physiology), clinical medicine, surgery, or patient-education.
4. One factual error you have seen in a popular med-ed video or note, and how you would correct it (3–5 lines).
5. Your per-item rate for a 1-minute video and for a 500-word post.
Bids without answers 1–4 will not be considered. Selected reviewers start with a paid trial batch of 5 items.
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