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Endocrinology & Reproductive Health (Volunteer)

London
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Volunteer Medical Advisor – Endocrinology & Women’s Hormonal Health

Duration: 3 Months (Initial Term)
Location: Fully Remote (Global)
Time Commitment: 2–4 hours per month (Flexible)
Compensation: Unpaid / Advisory Portfolio Position

About Us

LYNA is building the nutrition layer in women’s health. We bridge the gap between cycle tracking and nutritional science through AI-driven meal scanning and condition-specific nutrition scoring. Our platform supports women across five key hormonal conditions: PCOS, Endometriosis, Infertility, Perimenopause, and RED-S.

We cater to women across all cycle profiles—including those with regular cycles, irregular cycles, and non-cycling states (such as hypothalamic amenorrhea or menopause).

Role Summary

We are seeking a board-certified or board-eligible Endocrinologist or Reproductive Endocrinologist to join our Medical Advisory Panel on a 3-month volunteer basis.

In this role, you will provide expert medical oversight to ensure our AI-powered meal scoring, micronutrient tracking, and cycle-syncing algorithms are medically sound, clinically accurate, and safe for women with varying hormonal profiles.

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Key Responsibilities

  • Algorithm & Protocol Review: Evaluate and validate LYNA’s condition-specific nutritional rules (e.g., insulin sensitivity protocols for PCOS, anti-inflammatory frameworks for Endometriosis, energy availability safety checks for RED-S).
  • Cycle Profile Mapping: Advise on how nutritional guidance should adapt across regular, irregular, and non-cycling (no-period) user profiles.
  • Safety Guardrails: Ensure AI recommendations do not conflict with clinical care guidelines or inadvertently promote under-fueling or restrictive eating patterns.
  • Advisory Syncs: Participate in monthly 45-minute virtual check-ins with our founding team to discuss clinical roadmap items and emerging research.

Qualifications & Expertise

  • Credentials: MD or DO with specialization in Endocrinology, Diabetes, and Metabolism, or Reproductive Endocrinology & Infertility (REI).
  • Clinical Focus: Demonstrated interest or practice experience in women's metabolic/hormonal conditions (PCOS, hypothalamic amenorrhea, perimenopause, or fertility).
  • Digital Health Interest: Passionate about leveraging technology, consumer AI, and preventive nutrition to democratize women's healthcare.
  • Communication: Ability to translate complex endocrine processes into clear guidance for digital product application.

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What We Offer

  • Featured Advisory Profile: Public acknowledgement on LYNA’s platform, website, and investor materials as a founding Medical Advisor.
  • First-of-Its-Kind Data Insights: Early look into real-world dataset trends connecting daily nutrient intake with hormonal symptom correlations.
  • Future Leadership & Equity: Opportunity to transition into a compensated/equity-bearing formal Advisory Board role upon completion of our upcoming fundraising round.
  • Impact at Scale: Help shape a digital tool designed to support millions of underserved women who currently rely on generic calorie counters.

To Apply

Please send your CV/LinkedIn profile and a brief note on your clinical background in women's hormonal health to the LYNA founding team.

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Skills

Endocrinology
Reproductive Endocrinology
Medical Oversight
Nutritional Science
Clinical Validation
Algorithm Review
Women's Hormonal Health
PCOS Management
Endometriosis Care
Infertility Specialist
Perimenopause Management
Digital Health
Medical Advisory
Clinical Research

Location

London, England, United Kingdom

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