Aastha Kinarivala

Medical doctor with an MD in Microbiology and strong expertise in biology, infectious disease dynamics, clinical-laboratory correlation, and scientific content quality. Experienced in AI content evaluation, structured annotation, rubric-based review, and biology question development. Known for precise documentation, independent remote execution, and the ability to simplify complex microbiology concepts for learners, reviewers, and cross-functional teams.

AI Content Evaluation & Annotation Specialist at Independent Contract Work (2025-01 – Present)

• Reviewed and tagged diverse datasets using detailed task instructions, scoring rubrics, and written justifications.
• Evaluated science-related responses for accuracy, completeness, reasoning quality, clarity, and instruction adherence.
• Identified ambiguous prompts, weak rationale, and edge cases that could affect reviewer consistency or evaluation quality.
• Delivered concise, constructive feedback while working autonomously in a remote, task-focused environment.

Medical Microbiologist at GMERS Medical College and Hospital

• Interpreted microbiological investigations by integrating clinical history with laboratory trends.
• Analyzed antimicrobial susceptibility reports to support clinical decision-making and antimicrobial stewardship.
• Participated in multidisciplinary case discussions requiring evidence-based reasoning and clear communication.
• Developed academic materials and simplified microbiology explanations for learners and non-specialists.

Teleconsultation Support & Clinical Documentation at Various Healthcare Providers

• Drafted concise clinical summaries and follow-up notes tailored to varied audiences.
• Maintained confidentiality and documentation accuracy while supporting remote healthcare workflows.

Clinical Internship - Rotational at C.U. Shah Medical College and Hospital

• Completed rotations in Medicine, Surgery, Pediatrics, Obstetrics & Gynecology, Emergency Medicine, and Community Medicine.
• Strengthened clinical judgment through history taking, case presentations, differential diagnoses, and supervised management planning.

Doctor of Medicine (MD) in Microbiology – India

Bachelor of Medicine & Bachelor of Surgery (MBBS) – India

Clinical Internship (Rotational) – C.U. Shah Medical College and Hospital