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Gynecologist - Volunteer

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Volunteer Gynecologist – Women’s Health & Hormonal Wellness
LYNA Health | 3-Month Volunteer Opportunity | Flexible Commitment | Unpaid
LYNA is building a new approach to women’s health by helping women better understand the connection between their menstrual cycle, nutrition, and hormonal health.
We’re looking for a Gynecologist / OB-GYN to join LYNA as a volunteer clinical advisor for an initial 3-month period. This is a flexible, unpaid opportunity for a clinician who is passionate about women’s health, evidence-based care, and improving how women access practical health information.
What you’ll do
- Provide clinical perspective on LYNA’s women’s health and hormonal wellness content.
- Review and provide feedback on educational content related to menstrual health, PCOS, fertility, perimenopause, and nutrition.
- Help ensure health recommendations are responsible, evidence-informed, and appropriately communicated.
- Advise the team on clinical considerations, terminology, and potential gaps in the user experience.
- Contribute occasional feedback on new features and product concepts from a gynecological perspective.
- Help LYNA maintain a clear distinction between wellness guidance and medical diagnosis or treatment.
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What we’re looking for
- Qualified Gynecologist / OB-GYN with relevant clinical experience.
- Strong interest in women’s health, reproductive health, hormonal health, or preventive care.
- Comfortable reviewing health and nutrition information through an evidence-based clinical lens.
- Excellent communication skills and an interest in digital health or health technology.
- Passion for improving women’s access to understandable, trustworthy health information.
Commitment
- Duration: 3 months initially
- Compensation: Unpaid volunteer position
- Schedule: Flexible, designed to work around your clinical commitments
- Time commitment: Flexible and agreed based on availability
- Location: Remote


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Why join LYNA?
LYNA is a cycle-aware nutrition and wellness platform designed to provide personalized, evidence-informed guidance across different stages of women’s hormonal health. The platform currently focuses on areas including PCOS, fertility, perimenopause, cycle health, and nutrition.
This is an opportunity to help shape a women’s health product at an early stage and bring your clinical expertise directly into the development of a more thoughtful, evidence-informed experience for women.
Interested?
Send us a short introduction and your CV/LinkedIn profile, along with a brief note about why women’s digital health interests you.
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