Educator (MSN/RN); Clinical Accuracy Reviewer for NCLEX-RN® Study Guide

We're creating a beautifully illustrated NCLEX-RN® study guide (think colorful, visual, mnemonic-heavy study notes) aligned to the 2026 NCSBN test plan, and we need a licensed nurse to be our clinical accuracy backbone. The pilot (paid trial): review ~15 illustrated pages on cardiovascular pharmacology. Check every drug name, dose range, side effect, nursing consideration, and lab value against current standards. Flag anything wrong, outdated, oversimplified, or misleading. Suggest what a smart nursing student would want added. Ongoing (if we're a fit): ~300 pages over 2–3 months, chapter by chapter, on a flat per-page rate. You are: An RN with an active license (US licensure preferred; MSN or nurse-educator experience a big plus) Current on NCLEX-RN content: you teach it, tutor it, or passed it recently and tutor others Detail-obsessed: you catch the wrong heparin monitoring lab at a glance You get: $4/page flat (pilot: ~$60, paid on delivery; rate negotiable with strong credentials) Named credit in the published book ("Clinically reviewed by [You], MSN, RN") - a real portfolio line Steady, flexible, fully remote work To apply: send your license type/state, relevant experience in 2–3 sentences, and one example of a clinical error you'd expect to catch in a study guide. Applications that skip the example won't be considered (it's our attention-to-detail filter, and now yours too). NCLEX® is a registered trademark of NCSBN, Inc., which does not sponsor or endorse this product.