Doctors, Nurses, Nutritionist for Expert Review Panel
Budget: ₹600 – ₹1,500 INR
I’m assembling a small panel of credentialed health professionals to review and fact-check everything we publish on bumpbites.health, an international pregnancy-to-parenthood magazine that is growing quickly. By lending your expertise you’ll not only help us keep our readers safe and informed—you’ll also gain prominent author-box placement on every piece you validate, a full bio page on the site, and regular social media shout-outs linking back to your own practice or project.
Who I need
I’m prioritising doctors and surgeons, midwives and nurses, plus nutritionists and dietitians. Other licensed clinicians are welcome to express interest, but you must hold an active medical licence (or equivalent registration) and any relevant specialised certifications that support your field.
What you’ll do
• Review drafted articles, in-depth guides, and shorter blog posts for clinical accuracy, clarity, and up-to-date best practice.
• Test and sign off the health-related calculators and interactive tools we build (for example: due-date estimators, BMI & macro calculators).
• Add concise reviewer notes or citations where needed so our editorial team can make final tweaks before publication.
Workflow & cadence
Expect 1–3 items per week at first. Each piece comes in Google Docs with a structured checklist; most reviews take 10–20 minutes. Turnaround is typically 48 hours, but we can work around your clinic schedule.
Deliverables & acceptance
• Annotated document or spreadsheet confirming: factual accuracy, guideline alignment, and any required edits.
• Digital signature for our “Reviewed by” badge.
• A short, plain-language summary (1-2 sentences) we can place at the top of the article stating it has been medically reviewed.
If you’re excited to amplify evidence-based information while boosting your professional visibility, please send:
1. Your current licence or registration number (for verification only, not published).
2. A brief note on subspecialties or populations you serve.
3. Links to any previous reviewing or publishing work (optional).
I look forward to collaborating and showcasing your expertise to our worldwide readership.
Who I need
I’m prioritising doctors and surgeons, midwives and nurses, plus nutritionists and dietitians. Other licensed clinicians are welcome to express interest, but you must hold an active medical licence (or equivalent registration) and any relevant specialised certifications that support your field.
What you’ll do
• Review drafted articles, in-depth guides, and shorter blog posts for clinical accuracy, clarity, and up-to-date best practice.
• Test and sign off the health-related calculators and interactive tools we build (for example: due-date estimators, BMI & macro calculators).
• Add concise reviewer notes or citations where needed so our editorial team can make final tweaks before publication.
Workflow & cadence
Expect 1–3 items per week at first. Each piece comes in Google Docs with a structured checklist; most reviews take 10–20 minutes. Turnaround is typically 48 hours, but we can work around your clinic schedule.
Deliverables & acceptance
• Annotated document or spreadsheet confirming: factual accuracy, guideline alignment, and any required edits.
• Digital signature for our “Reviewed by” badge.
• A short, plain-language summary (1-2 sentences) we can place at the top of the article stating it has been medically reviewed.
If you’re excited to amplify evidence-based information while boosting your professional visibility, please send:
1. Your current licence or registration number (for verification only, not published).
2. A brief note on subspecialties or populations you serve.
3. Links to any previous reviewing or publishing work (optional).
I look forward to collaborating and showcasing your expertise to our worldwide readership.