What this is
We’re recruiting a small number of volunteer MCQ writers to help build and maintain high-quality quiz content for a medical education platform used by serious learners across health professions.
This is not a paid role. It is real educational work. People study from what we publish—so accuracy, clarity, and follow-through are non-negotiable.
The standard (read this before applying)
Volunteer work here is flexible—but not casual.
You will:
- declare what you can commit to (e.g., 2 questions/week, 6 questions/month), and
- be expected to meet that commitment reliably and communicate early if something changes.
What you’ll do
- Write new MCQs.
- Write or refine explanations that teach (not just justify the answer).
- Ensure each question is clinically sensible, “high-yield,” and unambiguous.
- Provide credible references when appropriate (Vancouver style where suitable).
- Tag and categorise questions so they’re searchable and logically organised.
Who this suits
Minimum: final-year medical school proficiency (or equivalent clinical foundation).
Great fit if you’re a:
- final-year medical student, intern, resident, or
- qualified clinician/health professional who enjoys teaching and precision.
Time commitment
- Flexible schedule (no set hours)
- We prefer consistent contributions over bursts
How to apply
Submit:
- Your current role/stage (e.g., final-year med, intern, registrar, allied health)
- A short note: why you want to contribute
- CV (optional but helpful)
- A sample: 1 original MCQ + explanation (or 1 improved rewrite of an existing MCQ)
