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I will do healthcare website QA testing and logic verification
Medical Doctor , OBGYN Specialist , Medical Content Reviewer
I am a medical doctor (MBBS) with 4 year experience of intensive clinical residency training in Obstetrics and Gynaecology and a passed MRCOG Part 1 (UK) . I specialize in providing high authority med...
About this Gig
Are you launching or migrating a medical platform, patient portal, or health website? General software QA testers often miss critical clinical nuances. As a healthcare subject matter expert, I provide specialized manual quality assurance to ensure your digital platform is accurate, user-friendly, and safe for patient use.
What I Will Test:
- Website Migration QA: Checking links, formatting, content integrity, and asset rendering across 3 web browsers (Chrome, Safari, Edge) to ensure nothing broke during the move.
- Medical Calculator Logic: Rigorous manual validation of dosage calculations, BMI indices, risk score engines, and clinical algorithms against your provided guidelines.
- Exhaustive Visual Privacy: Evaluating the interface layout for patient safety, including form field masking, session timeouts, tab titles, and responsive screen layout boundaries.
You will receive a professional summary report and a detailed bug log featuring annotated screenshots and screen recordings. I do not provide code fixes or security penetration testingI provide clinical user-end validation.
Please message me before placing an order to discuss your project scope
Testing application:
Website
Development technology:
HTML & CSS
Device:
PC
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iPhone
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Android mobile phone
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Android tablet
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FAQ
Do you provide automated testing or write code fixes?
No. I focus exclusively on manual functional, usability, and visual testing from the perspective of a clinical user. I do not write automation scripts, fix coding bugs, or perform backend database security penetration testing.
What do you need from me to start testing a medical calculator?
I require the exact medical formula, clinical guideline, or reference documentation (e.g., specific mg/kg dosing rules or calculation logic charts) that your developers used to build the tool. This allows me to manually cross-reference and verify the outputs.
What devices and browsers do you use for testing?
I test cross-platform responsiveness using a physical Desktop (PC/Laptop), Mobile device, and Tablet. For browser compatibility, I manually verify platform behaviour across Google Chrome, Apple Safari, and Microsoft Edge.
