Medical Content Reviewer / Editorial Advisor (Medical Aesthetics)

Location: Remote

Type: Monthly Retainer / Project-Based

Industry: Medical Aesthetics / Dermatology / Healthcare Content

About the Role

We are seeking qualified Medical Professionals (Doctors / Nurses / MDs)—preferably specializing or experienced in Medical Aesthetics, Dermatology, or Cosmetic Procedures—to act as official Medical Content Reviewers for our digital publications and B2B websites.

In this role, you will review category pages, articles, and educational content to ensure medical accuracy, credibility, and high editorial standards. Your name, bio, and credentials will be featured on our websites as an official reviewer to provide trust and medical oversight for our readers.

Key Responsibilities

  • Review and approve educational articles and category pages related to medical aesthetics, skin treatments, and healthcare products.
  • Provide an official editorial stamp/sign-off confirming content accuracy from a medical perspective.
  • Allow your professional profile (Name, Title, Bio, and Credentials) to be credited as a Medical Reviewer on relevant articles, category pages, and editorial team pages.
Requirements & Qualifications
  • Degree: Doctor of Medicine (MD / DO), Registered Nurse (RN), or equivalent licensed medical degree.
  • Specialization: Experience or strong background in Medical Aesthetics, Dermatology, Cosmetic Procedures, or related medical fields is highly preferred.
  • Online Verifiable Presence (Crucial): Must have an established and publicly verifiable online presence or digital paper trail. This includes at least one or more of the following:
  • Active listing on Orcid.org or ResearchGate.net
  • Official faculty/staff bio on a University or Employer website
  • Personal professional website or medical clinic profile
  • Official board, commission, or medical directory listings
  • Active professional social media presence (LinkedIn, X/Twitter, Facebook, etc.)
  • Published papers, conference speaker listings, or media features
  • Excellent communication skills in English.
Compensation & Hours
  • Flexible Hours: Very light time commitment (ideal as a side role alongside your primary clinical or research work).
  • Compensation: Competitive monthly retainer / fixed fee per agreement, depending on scope and sites managed.
Pay: Php20,000.00 - Php35,000.00 per month

Benefits

  • Flexible schedule
Application Question(s):
  • Please provide 1 to 3 direct web links where your name, bio, or credentials are publicly listed (e.g., ResearchGate, Orcid, University faculty page, employer clinic website, personal site, or active LinkedIn profile). Applications without verifiable links cannot be processed.
  • Are you open to having your name, medical credentials, and professional bio listed as an official Medical Content Reviewer on our educational website pages?
Experience:
  • Medical Aesthetics: 2 years (Preferred)
  • Dermatology, or Cosmetic Procedures: 2 years (Preferred)
License/Certification:
  • Doctor of Medicine or Registered Nurse (Required)
Work Location: Remote
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