E.E. "tutor" for hire?

Hello, 

I have completed a section of research that I've assembled over the last few years.  Unfortunately, when I first began, I had NO idea where this would all lead, and I wasn't too concerned about the format of my citations.  I've learned my lesson and now know better.  I have been studying my Vol. 3 and Vol. 4 E.E. books, but it's been taking me a longgg time to digest everything, and when I construct my EE citations, I'm still not sure I've done it right.   I'm willing to put in the hard work studying, double-checking, etc., but I wish I had someone who is more skilled and experienced to look over my work.  I've asked for recommendations from the very kind folks at my local Family History Library, but I don't have much confidence in their knowledge of EE style, or citation writing in general.  Chat GPT was even one suggestion...  

A lot of my citations are somewhat "involved", requiring multiple layers (source of a source of a source) BUT most of them come from the same collection of German church books.  I feel that if I nailed down the pattern for 2 or 3 of them, I could then follow the same pattern/template and complete the rest on my own. 

My question - Can EE recommend (or tell me where to look for) a genealogist who is skilled in EE style citations who I could hire for some short-term citation help?  I don't need someone to conduct hours of research for me.  I've done that.  I need someone who would help for an hour here or there when I get "stuck" or need some proof-reading, etc.  Any help would be appreciated. 

Thank you>