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Allied Health: Dental Hygienist Clinical Content Reviewer (Part-time, Remote, PRN Position)

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Position Overview 

We are seeking licensed Dental Hygienists to serve as Subject Matter Experts for an AI-powered learning platform supporting dental hygiene learners. Content reviewed may also support dental assisting learners where topics overlap (e.g., radiography, infection control, dental anatomy). This position is only available for applicants currently residing in the United States. 

Primary Responsibilities 

  • Review AI-generated content on dental and head/neck anatomy, oral pathology, radiography, periodontics, instrumentation, infection control, dental materials, pharmacology, and patient education 
  • Apply structured evaluation metrics to score accuracy, completeness, and clinical relevance 
  • Provide expert feedback to improve clarity, safety, and educational value for dental hygiene learners 
  • Complete asynchronous evaluations within defined timelines (5 days to 2 weeks) 
  • Participate in periodic evaluation cycles with potential for ad-hoc assignments 

Required Qualifications 

  • Active Registered Dental Hygienist (RDH) license (or state-equivalent title) in good standing 
  • Graduate of a CODA-accredited dental hygiene program 
  • Minimum of 2 years of clinical experience 

Preferred Qualifications 

  • Experience in dental hygiene education, clinical instruction, or tutoring 
  • Familiarity with current evidence-based dental hygiene guidelines 
  • Experience reviewing or writing exam-style content 

Time Commitment 

5–15 hours/week (Minimum quarterly participation) 

Project Details  

  • Duration: 1 year contract (subject to annual renewal) starting ASAP
  • Compensation: $55/hr 
  • Contract Structure: W2 position contracted through a 3rd party agency

 

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