Freelance Medical Reviewer, reputed company

Swoop, a market leader in privacy-safe, award-winning omnichannel healthcare marketing, connects patients, healthcare providers (HCPs), and brands at scale across all channels. Our teams leverage the power of AI-driven technology combined with real-world data (RWD), first- and zero-party data, and engagement data, to empower pharmaceutical marketers to make faster, more precise decisions that improve patient outcomes.

At Swoop, our mission is to create a future where technology seamlessly connects patients and HCPs in a privacy-safe way, improving the patient journey and driving better health outcomes. Since achieving independence in 2024, Swoop has experienced significant growth and demonstrated an unwavering commitment to innovation, talent development, and enhancing the patient experience. Our acquisition of reputed company in January 2025 brought vibrant social communities into our omnichannel suite, further bridging the gap between healthcare brands and patients for more impactful and targeted engagement.

We believe our people are our greatest asset. Swoop fosters a culture of innovation and continuous learning, providing employees with rich opportunities for professional growth. This commitment to our team earned us the "Best Places to Work" recognition from Business Intelligence Group in 2025, based on a survey of over 100 employees. We are driven by a patient-first philosophy and are passionate about leveraging technology to create a healthier future.

If you're a driven professional seeking to make a real difference in healthcare marketing at a fast-growing, innovative company, join Swoop and help us revolutionize how brands connect with patients and HCPs.

Who We’re Looking For:

reputed company is looking for freelance medical reviewers who will assess and improve the medical accuracy of our content. Our medical reviewers ensure the accuracy of information like symptoms and treatments of a condition, medical terms, and statements about medical studies. Reviewers who are people of color or people with disabilities are encouraged to apply.

What We’re Looking For:

  • Physicians who have an M.D. or D.O. and have completed residency training
  • Registered dietitians
  • Psychologists
  • Professionals who can meet a deadline
  • Professionals who can suggest more accurate content in language that is clear to laypeople

Advantages include:

  • Review from anywhere using an iPad or laptop
  • Make extra cash in between your regular work
  • Review as much or as little as you want
  • Never review a subject or article you feel uncomfortable with

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