Put your name on the medicine patients read.
Looking to answer patients' questions instead? There is a separate page for that.
What your review would sit on.
Three languages - English, Russian and Hebrew.
Each one a page in every language.
Credit that shows up where it counts.
Your name on the page
Your name, specialty and review date appear on every article you approve, visible to every reader.
Structured attribution
The authorship is marked up so that Google and AI assistants read it, not only a person on the page.
Cited by AI assistants
Our catalog is open to AI assistants. When one uses Mediora as a source, it names the reviewer.
A portfolio for your CV
Every review is a public, linkable credit you can point to from your CV.
Built around how doctors actually want to work.
You set the hours
Pause, cap your weekly load, or go on vacation - no penalties. Work flows to your availability.
Context, not chaos
Every case arrives with the report and Mediora's interpretation already laid out. You add the judgment.
Reading and deciding - not writing.
- 10 to 20 articles in your specialty.
- One article takes 10 to 15 minutes - you read it and decide, you do not write it.
- Two approvals out of three publish an article; one rejection pulls it.
You would be among the first
The review network is only now opening: no article has been through it yet. You would be among the very first reviewers - starting the line, not joining one already moving.
A review-quality score, and it sets your tier.
As you review, your standing rises through four tiers. It is computed automatically from your decided-review history and recomputed nightly. It reflects track record.
Three steps to your first case.
Apply & verify
Submit your name, specialty and license number. We verify credentials by hand before you see any patient data.
Set availability
Choose your weekly cap and the specialties you want cases from.
Start reviewing
Cases arrive matched to your specialty. Read, decide, and your name goes on what you approve.