Physician — Clinical Logic & Evidence

Gut Window · Full time · In-office

The role in one line

Given a symptom, build the verified clinical logic that gets a person to the likely condition — and carry it through evidence checking, specialist review, and sign-off.

This is not a writing job. Drafting is handled separately. You own the reasoning and the evidence behind it.

Why internal medicine specifically

Most health content is built from the condition backwards: someone already knows they have colitis, and reads about colitis. Real people arrive the other way round — with a symptom, no diagnosis, and no idea which specialist they need.

That undifferentiated space is internal medicine's discipline. We need clinicians who think in differentials, pre-test probability, discriminating features and red flags — across systems, not within a single organ.

It also fits where we are expanding. Digestive symptoms connect outward: to skin, joints, mood, oral health, metabolism.



Mapping those honestly requires someone comfortable across systems and disciplined about where the evidence stops.

The work, stage by stage

1. Draw the logic map

The core artifact. For a presenting symptom, produce a structured map covering:
- The differential — ordered by *actual prevalence in our readership*, not by severity
- Discriminating features that separate one branch from another
- The history questions that genuinely shift probability, and which are noise
- Red flags and escalation thresholds — what warrants urgent or same-day care
- Routing for each branch: self-manage, see a GP, see a specialist, go now
- Boundaries of certainty — where the evidence thins out and honest answer is "we don't know"

2. Verify every node

Each claim carries a source: guideline, primary literature, or standard reference. Where sources conflict, you adjudicate and record why. This is the step that makes a map defensible rather than merely plausible, and it is a large share of the job.

3. Check drafting f

📌 MD/MBBS Graduates (Mumbai City)
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