NEXO Curator

Curator is NEXO's clinical layer of review and international localization. A radiologist verifies report translations in the native language and suggests findings typical of the population served; a clinical oncologist reviews cases in the specialty for clinical accuracy and demographic adequacy. The work is collaborative and horizontal among clinical peers, organized by the medical co-founding (Dr. Alexei Peter dos Santos, NEXO medical co-founder, clinical oncologist with 22 years of practice). Each curator works in their domain area under the supervision of NEXO's medical co-founder, who reviews proposed changes before they enter the app.

The curator's credit remains visible on the case while the case is active in the app, in the version the curator reviewed: every medical student or physician in training who plays that case sees the name of the reviewer responsible for the clinical quality of the material.

Scope of work

  • Clinical and pedagogical review of cases in the specialty, focused on diagnostic accuracy, differential reasoning, and quality of the hint flow
  • Suggestion and curation of new cases relevant to local demographics: regional prevalence, population profile, clinical presentation patterns typical of the country
  • Adjustment of existing cases to reflect local epidemiology, exams available in the country's health system, units of measurement, and regional practice standards
  • Verification of clinical translations in the native language: technical vocabulary, local eponyms, recognized abbreviations, report conventions

Who can be a curator

Physicians with an active registration in the country where they practice, whether general practitioners or specialists. The registration that counts is the one that authorizes medical practice there: a license from a state medical board in the United States, registration with a licence to practise from the General Medical Council (GMC) in the United Kingdom, registration with the medical regulatory authority of the province or territory in Canada (the Collège des médecins du Québec in Quebec, a College of Physicians and Surgeons in the other provinces), registration with a State Medical Council in India, with the Medical Board of Australia through Ahpra, and with the Medical Council in Ireland. In Brazil, it is registration with the Regional Council of Medicine (CRM, Conselho Regional de Medicina) of the state where the physician practices. The registration is checked against the issuing body's public register before the first review. Medical students take part through NEXO Creators.

Recognition model

The model respects the regulatory differences between Brazil and international markets. There are two tracks, defined by the jurisdiction of the partner's professional registration. In both tracks, the curator receives the Max plan for 1 year at no cost, not tied to any specific curation work.

Brazil track (active CRM). There is no payment for curation in this track. Recognition takes the form of:

  • NEXO Medical Advisor credit visible in the app and on /en/collection
  • Founding Curator badge on the public profile
  • The opportunity to take part in NEXO's scientific output, with co-authorship on the papers the curator contributes to and a formal entry on their Lattes CV (Brazil's national academic CV platform)

International track (physicians outside CFM jurisdiction). This track includes compensation in proportion to how many times each curated case is played after curation, under a scope defined in a formal proposal for each curator. The proposal specifies volume, cadence, review deadlines, the required quality standard, and the value per play. Payment via channel appropriate to the partner's jurisdiction, with compatible tax documentation. Symbolic recognition (Medical Advisor credit, Founding Curator Badge) accompanies the payment and remains visible while the curated cases are active in the app.

Apply. curator@nexo.wiki.br