LYNA
Registered Dietitian - Volunteer

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Registered Dietitian (Volunteer)
Help shape the future of personalised nutrition for women.
At LYNA, we’re building an AI-powered women’s health platform connecting food, nutrition, hormones, symptoms, and personalised health insights.
We’re looking for a passionate Registered Dietitian (RD) / Registered Nutritionist (or equivalent, depending on location) to join us as a volunteer for 3 months and help ensure our nutrition content and recommendations are evidence-based, practical, and user-focused.
📍 Role Details
- Position: Registered Dietitian — Volunteer
- Duration: 3 months
- Type: Unpaid volunteer position
- Location: Fully remote
- Hours: Flexible — a few hours per week
What you’ll do
- Review and provide feedback on LYNA’s nutrition content and recommendations
- Help develop evidence-based nutrition guidance for women’s health
- Contribute expertise across areas such as PCOS, fertility, perimenopause, endometriosis, and metabolic health
- Support the development of practical meal and nutrition frameworks
- Review educational content for nutritional accuracy and clarity
- Help identify potential risks, limitations, or areas requiring clinical caution
- Share insights on how nutrition guidance can be made more useful and practical for users
- Collaborate with the founder and wider product team
- Help shape how LYNA approaches personalised nutrition
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Who we’re looking for
- Registered Dietitian / qualified Dietitian or equivalent recognised professional qualification
- Strong interest in women’s health and evidence-based nutrition
- Knowledge or interest in areas such as hormonal health, PCOS, fertility, perimenopause, or endometriosis
- Strong research and critical-thinking skills
- Comfortable reviewing scientific evidence and translating it into practical guidance
- Interested in AI, digital health, FemTech, or startups
- Excited by the opportunity to contribute to an early-stage, mission-driven company


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What you’ll gain
- Hands-on experience contributing to an emerging AI × nutrition × women’s health platform
- A meaningful, portfolio-worthy project
- Direct collaboration with the founding team
- The opportunity to influence a product designed to improve women's health experiences
- Flexible, fully remote volunteering
- LinkedIn recommendation and professional reference upon successful completion
- Potential opportunities to continue collaborating with LYNA as the company grows
Please note: This is a 3-month, unpaid, fully remote volunteer position with flexible hours. This role is designed for someone who wants to contribute their expertise, gain startup experience, and support a mission they believe in. It does not involve replacing independent clinical practice or providing individual patient care through LYNA.
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