Graduate Medical Guided Readings Package
Budget: ₹750 – ₹1,250 INR
I need a set of graduate-level guided readings that walk science students through the essentials of human anatomy, pharmacology, and pathology. Each reading should feel like a mini-course: clearly structured sections, key diagrams or tables where they genuinely help comprehension, and thought-provoking review questions at the end to prompt critical reflection and self-assessment.
My goal is to give readers material they can finish in one sitting yet revisit for quick reference during research or lab rotations, so accuracy and clarity are more important than length. Citations must rely on current, peer-reviewed sources (preferably within the last five years) and be formatted in APA or Vancouver style—whichever you normally use is fine as long as you keep it consistent across all three topics.
Deliverables
• Three stand-alone PDF or Google Doc guided readings (one per topic).
• Embedded review questions (5–8 per reading) with concise answer keys.
• A single reference list for each document.
I’ll consider the job complete when the readings demonstrate depth appropriate for graduate coursework, flow logically, and the references check out. If you have prior academic writing or instructional design samples, feel free to share them so I can get a sense of your style.
My goal is to give readers material they can finish in one sitting yet revisit for quick reference during research or lab rotations, so accuracy and clarity are more important than length. Citations must rely on current, peer-reviewed sources (preferably within the last five years) and be formatted in APA or Vancouver style—whichever you normally use is fine as long as you keep it consistent across all three topics.
Deliverables
• Three stand-alone PDF or Google Doc guided readings (one per topic).
• Embedded review questions (5–8 per reading) with concise answer keys.
• A single reference list for each document.
I’ll consider the job complete when the readings demonstrate depth appropriate for graduate coursework, flow logically, and the references check out. If you have prior academic writing or instructional design samples, feel free to share them so I can get a sense of your style.