Clinical Educator (Turkish)

Vira Health

17h•Remote

About The Position

Vira Health is a women's healthcare technology company that provides virtual clinical care, educational resources, and support across fertility, hormonal health, pregnancy, parenting, perimenopause, menopause, and family health. It partners with employers and health plans to improve health outcomes and expand access to evidence-based women's healthcare worldwide. The Clinical Educator works in Vira Health's Member Zone, providing focused virtual education sessions to help members understand health concerns, interpret medical information, and prepare for conversations with their healthcare providers. Sessions last 15–30 minutes and are education-only; they do not involve clinical evaluation, prescribing, or ongoing management. The role also includes group education, asynchronous responses to general non-urgent health questions, development and review of educational content, and collaboration on clinical quality and member education protocols. Initial opportunities begin at four hours per month, with potential to increase based on member demand, performance, and geographic expansion. Scheduling is flexible, with some availability for live sessions in relevant geographies and during UK, US, or Canadian business hours helpful. The position is remote and part-time, with a focus on Turkish-speaking members and women's health in Turkey.

Requirements

Qualified as a Registered Nurse (RN), Registered/Certified Midwife (RM, CNM), Medical Doctor, Physician Assistant, Clinical Psychologist, or equivalent licensed healthcare professional.
Hold a current active license or registration in good standing in the country of practice.
Have at least 3 years of clinical experience in women's health, such as OB/GYN, maternal health, reproductive health, or menopause care, in Turkey.
Have experience with virtual or telehealth platforms and remote patient engagement.
Speak Turkish at a professional level.
Have strong knowledge of women's health across the lifespan, from fertility through menopause.
Have excellent communication skills and the ability to explain complex medical concepts in plain language.
Demonstrate cultural humility and a genuine commitment to health equity.
Be comfortable working independently in a remote environment.
Be proficient with digital health platforms and video conferencing tools.
Have strong organizational skills and the ability to manage time effectively.

Nice To Haves

Experience creating digital health content or e-learning materials.
Multilingual capabilities; French, Arabic, German, Chinese, Japanese, Hindi, Dutch, or Spanish are particularly valued.

Responsibilities

Conduct virtual, education-only calls with members on familiar health topics, including fertility, hormonal health, pregnancy, menopause, family health, and men's health.
Lead group webinars and workshops in areas of deep expertise, with support from Vira staff.
Respond to general, non-urgent health questions through asynchronous messaging.
Provide evidence-based health information, lifestyle guidance, and self-management strategies.
Work with Vira Care Advocates (Navigators/Coaches) to help members find clinical care and facilitate appropriate referrals.
Create Member Zone educational content, including articles, care plans, videos, and webinar materials.
Review existing content for clinical accuracy, new evidence, and practice guidelines.
Develop educational materials that are culturally sensitive and appropriate for diverse backgrounds and geographies.
Collaborate with Vira resources to translate complex medical information into member-friendly content.
Ensure educational materials comply with regulatory requirements across markets.
Participate in clinical quality improvement initiatives.
Contribute to clinical pathways and member education protocols.
Collaborate with multidisciplinary teams, including clinicians, product, and operations.