CNA / Nurse Aide Education SME (Content Review + Creation)

We are looking for a U.S.-based CNA / Nurse Aide education expert to support an early-stage workforce training product. This is not a heavy content creation role. Instead, you will: - Review existing CNA-related training content for accuracy - Advise on what topics, skills, and scenarios matter most for U.S. Nurse Aide pathways - Help identify which instructional concepts translate best into short video or scenario-based learning - Flag outdated, inaccurate, or misleading information - You will not be responsible for filming videos or building lessons from scratch. ___________________________________ Responsibilities - Review CNA / Nurse Aide training content for U.S. accuracy and relevance - Provide feedback on scope, sequencing, and realism of scenarios - Advise on certification prep vs. real-world readiness gaps - Suggest improvements to clarity, terminology, and learner expectations Requirements - Current or former CNA, Nurse Aide instructor, or program coordinator - 5+ years experience in U.S.-based CNA / Nurse Aide education (7+ preferred) - Strong understanding of CNA certification expectations and common student challenges - Comfortable giving clear, practical feedback (written or verbal) Must be based in the United States Pennsylvania-based is a plus, but not required Engagement Details - Part-time, advisory / review-based work - Estimated 3–8 hours per week (flexible) - Remote - Short-term to start, with potential for ongoing work Apply tot his job

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