PATHOLOGY EDITOR
esr healthcareEast Boston (MA)
About the role
Pathology Editor Step 1 Question Editor Pathology Physician Step 1 Question Editor Multiple | Remote/Flexible Email employer with questions
Job Description:
What We're Up ToDo you love teaching? Do your friends tell you that you have a talent for making difficult concepts easy to understand? We're constantly improving our material at Med School Bootcamp. Step 1 Content Editors review our content, looking for opportunities to make questions more representative of the Step 1 exam.
Why Work With Us:
Join a team that values and 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 can see and feel the small details that show we care about their success. Remote work - work from home flexibly on your own terms. Help tens of thousands of students achieve their educational dreams. Opportunity to work with us on future exciting projects.
About You:
A medical student graduate with an MD or DO degree with an understanding of the material tested in medical school and on the USMLE Step 1 exam. You must have taken and passed the required USMLE and/or COMLEX examinations necessary to graduate. Wants to work with us nailing the little details to make a phenomenal board-style question bank. Available for a minimum of 25+ hours in a typical week. Well-rounded and knowledgeable about a wide array of pathology. Working Place: Boston, Massachusetts, United States
Company: ESR Healthcare
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