Licensed Health Content Reviewer — Teen Health App (Pro Bono Clinical Review)

My goal for this Taproot Project is to secure a licensed health professional (MD, NP, RN, or LCSW) to review and approve health content across all three pathways of our teen decision-making app — covering consent, healthy relationships, and reproductive health basics for teens ages 14–19. This is a clinical accuracy and appropriateness review, not content creation: we have drafted content ready for review, organized by pathway and topic category. We need sign-off confirming the content is medically accurate, age-appropriate, and free of harmful gaps or misinformation, along with the reviewer's credentials on file for our records. This review is a required, board-acknowledged prerequisite before any app content can be published.

Community Bridge Project's mission is building pathways to self-determination — and for a health app reaching teens directly, clinical accuracy isn't optional, it's the foundation of trust. Your review protects teens from misinformation at a moment when they may have nowhere else private to turn, and it protects CBP from the liability of publishing unreviewed health content to minors.

Our content is already drafted in full — a second-draft script covering all three pathways across 15 content categories, ready for line-by-line clinical review. We'll provide the complete draft, our target audience definitions, and a structured feedback format so the reviewer's time goes toward clinical judgment, not reformatting. Our Director of Operations is the single point of contact and can turn around revisions or clarifying questions within 24–48 hours.