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What we're up to
Do you love teaching? Do your friends tell you that you have a talent for making difficult concepts easy to understand?
We’re building an Anatomy Bootcamp to help students ace their exams and are looking to team up with passionate anatomy educators to create it. You’ll be helping design and produce video lessons that cover everything from gross anatomy to clinical correlations, integrating high-quality visuals and mnemonics to make learning stick.
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Why work with us
- Join a team that is obsessed with creating the best educational content for our students. We value quality over quantity and take pride in the work we publish. We believe students notice the small details that show we care about their success.
- Compensation is $30/hour USD, commensurate with experience (paid biweekly).
- Remote work - work from home flexibly on your own terms.
- Stand out on your future applications. We’re happy to write letters of recommendation.
- Help tens of thousands of students achieve their educational dreams.
- Opportunity to work with us on exciting future projects.
Ideal candidate
- Comprehensive understanding of gross anatomy tailored for learners across different levels, whether undergraduate students, graduate students, or health professional trainees.
- Comfortable presenting material in a way that is approachable for anyone learning gross anatomy, with special emphasis on medical education and Step 1/Step 2 exam preparation.
- Helps your friends study ****because you're a student who works hard to learn everything you can.
- Wants to nail the little details to make a phenomenal set of video courses students rave about.
- Available for at least 15+ hours per week.
How to apply
Use loom.com and Google slides to make a screen-recorded lecture teaching students about one of the topics below. Keep your video under 10 minutes; this is just for us to get an idea of how you teach. Don’t worry about audio/visual quality.