Part-Time Medical Content Reviewer Needed

About This Role We're a 30+ year old cGMP-certified supplement manufacturer (Dr. Clark Store) seeking a licensed healthcare professional to review our website content for medical accuracy and Google compliance. Your primary responsibility: Ensure all health-related content meets FDA regulations AND Google's E-E-A-T quality standards for YMYL (Your Money or Your Life) health content. This is critical because Google heavily penalizes health websites without proper medical oversight. Your expertise will directly protect our search rankings and business. Required Qualifications Must Have (Non-Negotiable): Active professional license: PharmD, RD/RDN, or ND (Naturopathic Doctor) License must be verifiable and in good standing 3+ years clinical experience with dietary supplements Understanding of Google's E-E-A-T framework (Experience, Expertise, Authoritativeness, Trustworthiness) Knowledge of YMYL content standards for health information Excellent English writing and editing skills Comfortable using Google Docs and PubMed Preferred: Experience reviewing health content for websites Knowledge of FDA supplement regulations (21 CFR Part 111) Familiarity with functional/integrative medicine Scope of Work Monthly Tasks (10-20 hours): Content Review & Approval (60% of time) Review 8-15 product descriptions and blog posts monthly Fact-check health claims against peer-reviewed research Approve/edit content for medical accuracy Add your credentials: "Reviewed by [Your Name, License]" Citations & Research (25% of time) Add citations to peer-reviewed sources (PubMed links) Reference authoritative sources (NIH, Mayo Clinic, FDA) Update outdated information with current research Compliance & E-E-A-T Optimization (15% of time) Ensure FDA-compliant disclaimers on all health content Structure content to meet Google E-E-A-T standards Maintain "Last reviewed: [date]" on all approved pages Flag prohibited claims or compliance issues Turnaround Time: 48-72 hours for routine content reviews Why E-E-A-T & YMYL Matter Google's algorithm specifically evaluates health content for: Experience: Is this written by someone who actually knows supplements? Expertise: Does the reviewer have medical credentials? Authoritativeness: Is the site recognized as trustworthy? Trust: Are there proper citations, disclaimers, and expert attribution? Without proper E-E-A-T signals, health content gets buried in search results. Your role is to ensure every page demonstrates medical expertise and builds trust with both Google and readers. What Success Looks Like First Month: Review and approve 50+ existing product descriptions Add your bio and credentials to our website Establish review workflow and turnaround times Ongoing: All new content reviewed within 48-72 hours 100% of health content displays "Reviewed by [Your Name, Credentials]" Zero FDA compliance issues Improved search rankings for health-related keywords Apply tot his job