Community Dentist, Weekly “Ask a Dentist” Host (Part-Time, Remote)
Description
About OraLux
OraLux™ is a US-based oral wellness brand helping thousands of customers support healthier gums at home. We are building a private member community where our customers learn, share their progress, and get straight answers about gum health, and we are looking for a licensed dentist to be its trusted voice.
The Role
You will host a live “Ask a Dentist” Q&A session once a week, a maximum of one hour, answering member-submitted questions about gum health in clear, friendly, plain English. Questions are collected and prioritised in advance, so you always know what is coming.
As a plus, between sessions you will drop into the community forum to answer a handful of written member questions. This is light and async, on your own schedule, roughly twenty to thirty minutes once a week.
What You Will Talk About
Gum recession, bleeding, sensitivity, and everyday gum health, explained simply. How members can get the most out of their at-home routine, with honest expectations and realistic timelines. Habits that help and habits that hurt gum health. What members should ask their own dentist at their next visit.
Important: sessions are general education, never personal medical advice or diagnosis. We provide a full content brief, claims guidelines and disclaimer language. You will never be asked to make product claims or to act as a treating dentist for members.
Requirements
What We Are Looking For
Non-negotiable: you are a licensed dentist (DDS, DMD, BDS or country equivalent) with an active, verifiable license. This search is worldwide and open to any country, but the license is the one requirement we will not flex on.
Fluent spoken English, comfortable explaining clinical concepts in everyday language to a general US audience. Great on camera, warm, patient, and natural on a live video call. Reliable availability for a fixed weekly one-hour slot, with US-friendly evening or weekend hours preferred, plus stable internet and a decent camera and microphone. Comfortable being recorded, since sessions are recorded for the community and selected clips may be used in our content, all covered in the agreement.
Nice to Have
A periodontics background or a special interest in gum health. Experience creating patient-education content on YouTube, social, courses, or webinars. Experience with online communities or telehealth.
Benefits
How the Engagement Works
This is a part-time contractor role of roughly two to three hours per week in total, made up of one live session, light forum participation, and brief preparation. We intend a long-term collaboration on the same weekly slot as the community grows. The position is fully remote and worldwide. Compensation is discussed during the application, so please share your rate expectations, per session or per month.
As published by workable · 7 questions · 1 written answer
Basics
First name, Last name, Email, Headline, Phone, Address, Photo, Summary, Resume, Cover letter
Short answers (1)
- What is your hourly rate in USD?
Pick from a list (5)
- Select your english level
- Are you a currently licensed dentist (DDS, DMD, BDS or country equivalent) with an active license you can verify?
- This role hosts a fixed 1-hour live video Q&A at the same time every week, in US-friendly evening hours. Can you commit to a recurring weekly slot long-term?
- Sessions are recorded for the member community, and selected clips may be reused in Oralux content (covered in the agreement). Are you comfortable being recorded and appearing on camera?
- This is general education only, never personal diagnosis or medical advice, and you will follow provided claims guidelines and disclaimers. Are you comfortable working strictly within a non-diagnostic, educational scope?
Written answers (1)
- The most important part of your application: record a 2-minute selfie video, in English, answering this patient question: "My gums are receding, is it my fault?" Explain it the way you would to a worried 60-year-old sitting across from you, not to a colleague. Warm, plain language, no jargon. Upload the file here, or paste a link (Google Drive, YouTube unlisted, or Loom) and make sure sharing is set so we can view it.