Health / Medical Editor Needed to Verify Scientific Citations in Blog Articles
We are looking for a credentialed health or medical professional to review blog articles for scientific accuracy. Our articles are typically about 1,000 words and include 3–5 citations from peer-reviewed research.
Your role will be to read the article carefully and verify that the claims made in the article accurately reflect the studies being cited.
Responsibilities:
Read the full article and flag any statements that are inaccurate, misleading, or not supported by evidence.
Open and review the cited studies.
Confirm that the article’s interpretation of each study matches what the study actually concludes.
Flag any citation that does not support the claim it is attached to.
Suggest corrections or clarifications when needed.
Requirements:
You must have credentials that qualify you to interpret scientific or medical research. Examples may include MD, DO, ND, PhD, PharmD, RN, RD, MPH, or similar training in a scientific or clinical field.
Strong ability to read and interpret peer-reviewed research.
Attention to detail and ability to identify when claims do not accurately reflect study findings.
Comfort working with health and medical research literature.
Additional notes:
Your name and credentials will appear on the website as the article’s medical reviewer, along with a short bio outlining your background.
Articles are typically around 1,000 words and include 3–5 citations.
We are looking for a flat rate per article. Please include your rate per article when applying.
When applying, please briefly describe your credentials and experience interpreting scientific research. If possible, include examples of similar editorial or review work you have done.
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Your role will be to read the article carefully and verify that the claims made in the article accurately reflect the studies being cited.
Responsibilities:
Read the full article and flag any statements that are inaccurate, misleading, or not supported by evidence.
Open and review the cited studies.
Confirm that the article’s interpretation of each study matches what the study actually concludes.
Flag any citation that does not support the claim it is attached to.
Suggest corrections or clarifications when needed.
Requirements:
You must have credentials that qualify you to interpret scientific or medical research. Examples may include MD, DO, ND, PhD, PharmD, RN, RD, MPH, or similar training in a scientific or clinical field.
Strong ability to read and interpret peer-reviewed research.
Attention to detail and ability to identify when claims do not accurately reflect study findings.
Comfort working with health and medical research literature.
Additional notes:
Your name and credentials will appear on the website as the article’s medical reviewer, along with a short bio outlining your background.
Articles are typically around 1,000 words and include 3–5 citations.
We are looking for a flat rate per article. Please include your rate per article when applying.
When applying, please briefly describe your credentials and experience interpreting scientific research. If possible, include examples of similar editorial or review work you have done.
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Apply To this Job