Theracrest Digital · UI/UX Healthcare Designer
UI/UX Healthcare Designer
3 months · 15 hrs/week · Remote · Intermediate
Theracrest Digital is a fictional simulated work environment created for the Jay Health Work Experience Programme. It is not a real or verified employer, and this programme is an educational work-experience placement, not employment.
Programme overview
Explore healthcare interface design through intake and referral journeys, information architecture, accessible interaction patterns and design rationale grounded in user needs.
UI/UX Healthcare Designer Work Lab
The UI/UX Healthcare Designer Work Lab programme scope centres on intake and referral usability recommendations. Its intended outputs include intake and referral user-flow diagrams, interface concept and annotation pack, usability and accessibility review.
What you will do: UI/UX Healthcare Designer Work Lab
- Map intake and referral user flows
- Outline interface structure and accessible interactions
- Review design concepts against usability criteria
Through role-focused educational assignments at Theracrest Digital, you will work through case briefs, document the evidence behind your decisions and prepare work samples relevant to intake and referral usability recommendations.
Work you will prepare for review
- Intake and referral user-flow diagrams
- Interface concept and annotation pack
- Usability and accessibility review
Methods you will practise
- Wireframing and interface design methods
- Accessibility and usability checklists
Your weekly work cycle
- Develop and revise your intake and referral user-flow diagrams
- Submit progress on your interface concept and annotation pack with evidence and outstanding questions
- Discuss intake and referral usability recommendations findings in a supervisor review and record agreed next steps
Feedback and improvement. Your UI/UX Healthcare Designer assignments will be reviewed against the programme’s assessment criteria. You will explain your approach, discuss corrections and refine your deliverables before including permitted samples in your portfolio. The programme runs for 3 months, with an expected commitment of 15 hours per week; agreed assignments and review arrangements are confirmed in your enrolment offer.
Role description
Purpose of the role. The UI/UX Healthcare Designer programme develops role-specific judgement and professional work samples through intake and referral usability recommendations. The emphasis is on explaining your approach, producing clear evidence and improving work in response to supervisor feedback.
Work environment. A remote educational UI/UX Healthcare Designer programme set in the fictional Theracrest Digital environment, with role-focused case briefs, structured assignments and supervisor review.
Day-to-day responsibilities
- Map intake and referral user flows
- Outline interface structure and accessible interactions
- Review design concepts against usability criteria
Weekly responsibilities
- Develop and revise your intake and referral user-flow diagrams
- Submit progress on your interface concept and annotation pack with evidence and outstanding questions
- Discuss intake and referral usability recommendations findings in a supervisor review and record agreed next steps
Expected deliverables
- Intake and referral user-flow diagrams
- Interface concept and annotation pack
- Usability and accessibility review
Reporting and supervision. The UI/UX Healthcare Designer programme scope includes an assigned supervisor reviewing role-specific deliverables, explaining corrections and assessing work against the criteria in your enrolment offer.
Tools and methods relevant to this programme
- Wireframing and interface design methods
- Accessibility and usability checklists
Requirements
Qualifications or professional background
- Design background with interest in healthcare, or health background with interest in design
Required skills
- Observation
- Clear written communication
- Empathy for users
Preferred skills
- Figma or wireframing experience (used outside the platform)
Previous experience. Prior exposure is helpful but not essential.
Digital literacy. Comfortable using web applications, spreadsheets and online communication tools.
Communication. Clear written English and timely responses to team messages and supervisor feedback.
Availability. 15 hours per week for 3 months, including scheduled reviews.
Technical requirements. A laptop or desktop computer, a modern browser and a stable internet connection.
Professional and ethical boundaries
- Educational casework only; no employment, real patient care, payer transactions or production system access is implied
- Use only fictional or authorised educational material; do not upload real patient or confidential employer information
- Specialist software, live integrations and dedicated role-specific workflows are not included in the current platform
Expected workload
Hours per week. 15 hours.
Assignment scope. Role-specific case briefs and deliverables focused on intake and referral usability recommendations. Assignment volume and due dates are confirmed in the enrolment offer within the 15-hour weekly commitment.
Deadlines and reporting. Tasks carry individual due dates; a weekly summary is due at the end of each week.
Meetings. One weekly team stand-up and one supervisor review session.
Attendance. Check in and out of the work lab for each working session.
How performance is evaluated
- Accuracy and relevance of intake and referral user-flow diagrams
- Evidence and reasoning in interface concept and annotation pack
- Documentation quality and professional boundaries
- Deadline adherence and response to feedback
Benefits
- Practical work-experience programme
- Access to Remote Career Launchpad
- Free mentor access according to the programme's mentoring arrangements
- Access to the Jay Health job board
- 10% discount on eligible Jay Health courses
- Supervisor feedback
- Opportunity to build a portfolio of permitted work samples
- Performance-based reward eligibility, where applicable (conditional, not guaranteed)
Learning outcomes
By the end of the programme you should be able to:
- Explain the key decisions and standards involved in intake and referral usability recommendations
- Prepare professional intake and referral user-flow diagrams
- Prepare professional interface concept and annotation pack
- Prepare professional usability and accessibility review
- Use supervisor feedback to improve the clarity, accuracy and completeness of your work
Selection process
- Application review
- Interview
- Role-relevant assessment
- Acceptance decision
- Enrolment and payment of the ₦20,000 enrolment fee (only after acceptance)
- Onboarding