Script Writer

Job highlights

• Expertise in dermatology content creation with strong clinical accuracy and ability to translate complex topics into clear, audience-focused scripts
• Research and fact-check dermatology topics, create medically accurate scripts tailored for Indian skin, and produce engaging, evidence-led content without bias or exaggeration

Dermatology Scriptwriter

Create medically accurate, audience-first content that builds trust, retention, saves, shares and follower conversion without compromising clinical integrity.

Key Responsibilities

• Translate dermatology expertise into clear, conversational, high-retention scripts.
• Research and fact-check ingredients, formulations, product claims and clinical evidence.
• Identify the clinical insight or decision behind every topic.
• Turn real patient concerns into relatable, actionable content.
• Create strong hooks using curiosity and pattern interruption, not clickbait or fear.
• Explain complex dermatology in simple language without losing medical accuracy.
• Critically evaluate skincare marketing and distinguish claims from evidence.
• Ensure every sentence adds new information or moves the story forward.
• Write specifically for Indian women, Indian skin and real-world skincare behaviour.
• Maintain Dr Ridhimas positioning: independent, evidence-led, non-sponsored and clinically responsible.

Non-negotiables:-

No generic advice. No repetition. No unsupported claims. No exaggerated evidence. No fear-mongering. No brand bias.

Every script must leave the viewer with one clear insight, decision or action they can use.

Task for the candidates:

Option 1 Melasma

Topic: Your melasma keeps coming back despite using the right creams.”

Cover:

• Why melasma is recurrent
• UV vs visible-light relevance
• Why SPF number alone isn’t the whole decision
• Tinted/iron-oxide sunscreen
• One clinically useful takeaway

Challenge: Explain the distinction without making sunscreen sound like a cure.

Option 2 — Skincare Ingredients

Topic: “Two products contain the same 10% active. Why would a dermatologist choose one over the other?”

Cover:

• Active concentration vs complete formulation
• Vehicle/formulation differences
• Supporting or overlapping actives
• Irritation/tolerability considerations
• How the skin concern changes the choice

Challenge: Teach the viewer how to compare products without simply declaring one “better.”

Evaluation -

Medical accuracy | Clinical reasoning | Retention | Simplicity | Originality | Patient relatability | No repetition

Contact: [email protected] (8826639412)