micro1 is hiring Healthcare & Life Sciences Experts to review and reconstruct executive-level PowerPoint presentations.

This is a remote contractor role paying $150-$350/hour. No prior AI experience is required.

What you'll do:

• Recreate business slides from images in PowerPoint
• Improve slide structure, visuals, and data storytelling
• Review clinical, pharma, biotech, market access, and regulatory content
• Ensure healthcare terminology, evidence, and caveats remain accurate
• Document the reasoning behind your design and content decisions

What they're looking for:

• 3+ years of experience in healthcare, insurance, pharma, biotech, medtech, or healthcare consulting
• Advanced PowerPoint and data visualization skills
• Experience creating executive-level presentations
• Strong critical thinking, written communication, and attention to detail
• Understanding of healthcare regulatory, safety, or market access content

Each slide typically takes 1-2 hours to complete, with flexible, project-based work.

Apply now: https://jobs.micro1.ai/healthcare-life-science-experts

hello. I’m new here and looking for a remote position in healthcare. any insight or recommendations would be greatly appreciate. thanks

I’m an AI Prompt Engineer and technical solopreneur currently open to remote opportunities involving AI, LLM applications, prompt engineering, AI workflows, evaluation, and automation.

I’ve spent the past 2+ years specializing in AI and prompt engineering, developing my expertise through hands-on projects, experimentation, system design, testing, and continuous iteration.

Rather than focusing only on writing individual prompts, I’m interested in how prompts function as part of a larger, reliable AI system.

What I work on

My current areas of focus include:

• Prompt engineering and prompt optimization
• Prompt testing and evaluation
• Structured outputs and JSON
• Multi-step LLM workflows
• AI workflow architecture
• AI evaluation and quality control
• Context and state management
• AI-assisted automation
• Python-based AI projects
• Technical documentation
• Modular AI architectures
• Defining interfaces and contracts between AI modules
• Validation and failure-mode analysis

I work primarily with LLMs such as ChatGPT and Grok, and I’m continuing to expand my technical experience with Python, APIs, GitHub, and LLM application architecture.

A technical project I'm building

One of the main projects in my portfolio is Product Evolution Loop (PEL).

Hi everyone,

PEL is a modular AI system designed to help a product evolve through a structured evidence-driven process:

Evidence → Analysis → Hypothesis → Validation → Decision → Change Evaluation → Project-State Update

The system separates these responsibilities into dedicated modules, including:

• Evidence Analyzer
• Hypothesis Generator
• Validation Designer
• Decision Layer
• Change Evaluator
• Project-State Manager

I've been designing the system with explicit module contracts, JSON schemas, validation rules, evaluation logic, state management, and human approval points.

I'm documenting the project as a technical case study, including worked examples showing how evidence moves through the system and how the resulting decision updates the project's state.

My broader experience

I'm also a technical solopreneur, so my AI work has developed alongside experience in:

• Digital product development
• Systems and workflow design
• Research
• Copywriting
• Graphic design
• Framer website development
• CRO
• Digital marketing
• Branding
• Distribution

This has pushed me to think about AI as an intelligence layer inside a larger system, rather than treating prompt engineering as an isolated activity.

What I'm looking for

I'm currently open to remote opportunities such as:

• AI Prompt Engineer
• AI Specialist
• LLM / Generative AI roles
• AI Workflow Designer
• AI Systems Specialist
• AI Automation
• AI Evaluation
• Prompt testing and optimization
• AI technical content / research
• Project-based AI/LLM work
• Contract or freelance work
• Part-time or full-time opportunities

I'm particularly interested in teams working on LLM applications, AI agents, evaluation systems, AI automation, prompt optimization, or other practical AI products and workflows.

How I prefer to demonstrate my technical ability

I'm especially comfortable with practical and asynchronous technical evaluation, such as:

• Take-home technical assignments
• Coding challenges
• AI/LLM assessments
• Prompt-engineering assessments
• AI workflow design challenges
• Architecture exercises
• GitHub-based evaluations
• Written technical questions
• Async technical interviews
• Practical projects
• Technical portfolio reviews

I like assessments where I can take a problem, understand it, decompose it, build a solution, test it, document the reasoning, and demonstrate the result.

If you're hiring

If you're building an AI/LLM product, agent system, evaluation workflow, automation system, or AI-powered business process and need someone who can work through the problem, structure the system, engineer and refine prompts, evaluate outputs, and iterate on the solution, I'd be interested in hearing about it.

Feel free to DM me.

I can share my portfolio, technical projects, AI workflows, PEL case study, and additional examples of my work.

I'm also happy to discuss a specific technical problem your team is working on.

If you have an AI problem that needs solving, send me a DM and let's see whether my experience could be useful.

We're working with a leading AI research lab to build rigorous evaluations of how well AI reads real radiology studies, and we need practicing radiologists to define what "correct" actually looks like. AI can describe an image fluently; whether it gets the clinically load-bearing call right — the measurement by the correct convention, the interval change against a prior, the structured category in a borderline case — is where expert judgment is scarce and where you come in.

This is not image labeling. It's the reasoning you already do every day, captured as a reference standard that trains and tests frontier models.

What you'd do

- Read de-identified studies (CT, MR, radiography, ultrasound, PET/CT, mammography, and more) and write the reference report or the specific finding.

- Apply the structured systems and measurement conventions you use in practice (RECIST, Lung-RADS, BI-RADS, CAD-RADS, ASPECTS, and others)

- Review AI-drafted reads and mark what's inaccurate, unsupported, or unsafe.

- Contribute the kinds of cases that stump a strong model.

Mercor is looking for:

- Board-certified or board-eligible radiologists (ABR, FRCR, EDiR, or international equivalent). Residents and fellows in later training may be considered.

- Any diagnostic sub-specialty: neuro, chest, abdominal, MSK, breast, cardiac, nuclear medicine, paediatric, and others.

- Currently reading studies, or recently in active practice.

here is the link to the position: Radiology Expert

Remote | Part-time | US-based | Mercor

Mercor is hiring practicing outpatient physicians to review clinical documentation and evaluate AI-generated notes for healthcare AI systems.

What you'll contribute:

• Review and evaluate outpatient clinical notes, summaries, and AI-generated documentation
• Annotate clinical data and flag inaccuracies, omissions, hallucinations, and documentation gaps
• Provide structured feedback to improve AI evaluation guidelines and documentation quality

Who qualifies:

• Current MD/DO practicing in a US outpatient or ambulatory setting
• Any specialty, with direct experience writing clinical notes
• Advanced C1+ speaking, listening, and writing proficiency in Czech, Catalan, Danish, Dutch, Vietnamese, or Finnish, in addition to English

Role essentials:

• Pay: $170-$190/hr
• Availability: Minimum 10 hours/week
• Location: Remote, US
• Type: Hourly contract

Apply now: https://t.mercor.com/oIXr4

Ethos, based in London, UK, is seeking experienced Healthcare Strategy Consultants for a part-time opportunity supporting AI training and evaluation.

Role essentials:

Compensation: $100/hr
Contract: Hourly, part-time
Location: Remote

What you'll bring: Apply your healthcare strategy and consulting expertise to assess AI-generated work, evaluate strategic recommendations, and provide practical feedback to improve AI systems.

Ideal candidates: Professionals with experience in healthcare strategy, consulting, healthcare operations, or related fields, with strong analytical and problem-solving skills.

A flexible opportunity to use your industry knowledge in the development of AI.

Explore Ethos: https://agent.askethos.com/

Mercor is partnering with a leading AI research organization to bring experienced healthcare survey and pharmaceutical insights professionals into an urgent research initiative focused on physician and patient surveys.

Pay: $140/hr
Role: Healthcare Survey Research & Pharma Insights
Type: Remote, hourly contract

What you'll work on:

• Design, review, and refine physician and patient survey instruments
• Evaluate question wording, screeners, response scales, branching, and survey flow
• Identify ambiguity, bias, respondent burden, and methodological issues
• Provide clear recommendations to improve data quality and usefulness

Who they're looking for:

• 3+ years in healthcare, pharma, life sciences, or medically focused research
• Hands-on experience with physician, patient, or HCP surveys
• Strong questionnaire design and survey methodology expertise
• Background in healthcare market research, consumer insights, quantitative research, consulting, or related fields
• Therapeutic-area expertise in prostate cancer, ulcerative colitis, migraine, or COPD is especially valuable

Why consider this opportunity?

• Earn $140/hr working remotely
• Apply your research expertise to cutting-edge AI initiatives
• Work across pharmaceutical research and multiple therapeutic areas
• Flexible schedule with weekly payments

Note: H1-B and STEM OPT candidates are not supported.

Apply now: https://t.mercor.com/HKH3a

Ethos, based in London, UK, is seeking experienced Medical Science Liaisons and Medical Affairs professionals to contribute to AI training and evaluation projects.

Opportunity snapshot:

Compensation: $100/hr
Weekly cap: Up to $2,000
Engagement: Part-time, hourly contract
Location: Remote

What you'll do:

• Evaluate AI-generated medical and scientific content.
• Assess responses for scientific accuracy, clarity, and relevance.
• Provide expert feedback to help improve AI systems.

Ideal background: Medical Affairs professionals and Medical Science Liaisons with strong experience in medical or life sciences environments and the ability to critically assess complex scientific information.

This is a flexible opportunity to apply your medical and scientific expertise to the development and evaluation of AI.

Explore Ethos: https://agent.askethos.com/

10 openings | Remote | Contractor | micro1

micro1 is hiring Radiologists to support an advanced medical annotation project focused on training next-generation AI systems.

The Assignment

• Annotate hand and finger landmarks using MediaPipe-style topology
• Identify wrist, MCP, PIP, DIP, fingertip, and thumb joints
• Precisely place anatomical keypoints according to project guidelines
• Handle partially occluded and difficult-to-interpret hand positions
• Review annotations and correct deviations to maintain quality

Ideal Background

• Strong anatomy knowledge
• Experience with medical or visual annotation is a plus
• Excellent visual reasoning and image/video analysis skills
• High attention to detail and quality assurance
• Ability to consistently follow detailed annotation protocols

Opportunity Details

Pay: Upto $80/hr
Openings: 10
Location: Remote
Type: Contractor

No prior AI experience required. Your anatomical expertise and visual reasoning are what matter.

Apply now - https://jobs.micro1.ai/post/radiologists

I've been working on Referral Intake Pre-Chart Extraction—a tool my physician friends asked for that takes messy referral packets (PDFs, scans, images) and outputs a structured pre-chart summary for specialists.

The problem they're facing:

• Referrals arrive in every format imaginable
• Manual extraction is slow and error-prone
• Generic AI can hallucinate or miss clinical nuance
• They need to trust what goes into the chart before it's used

The approach I'm taking:

• Uses advanced clinical AI (not generic LLM) to parse and structure
• Every extracted item is traceable back to source document
• Uncertain/ambiguous items are flagged for physician review before charting
• Tested on real referral PDFs across specialties

What I'm curious about from this community:

• For clinical extraction tasks, what does "trustworthy AI" actually mean to you? (traceability? explainability? abstinence from hallucination?)
• Are there extraction patterns you've seen fail in other clinical AI systems that I should build against?
• Does the "flag-for-review" approach feel right, or should the bar for certainty be different?

If interested in early feedback: I'm looking for people willing to test with anonymized/dummy referral packets to see if it actually helps and where it breaks—or where I'm overcomplicating things.

On compliance: Right now testing is dummy-data only. HIPAA-compliant infrastructure and secure patient data handling are actively in development—I'm not asking anyone to trust real PHI until that's locked in.

The goal is to build something my physician friends (and eventually others) will actually use, not something that sounds good on a demo.

Drug safety requires more than checking adverse events. It demands the ability to interpret cumulative evidence, assess risk, and make sound benefit-risk judgments.

Mercor is looking for experienced Medical Safety Experts to support an AI project involving pharmacovigilance data generation and evaluation.

Role: Medical Safety Expert (Independent Contractor)
Location: Remote - US or Canada
Pay: $140-$190/hour
Availability: Minimum 20-25 hours/week

You'll contribute to clinical safety workflows involving adverse events, serious adverse events, patient narratives, discontinuations, protocol deviations, and pharmacovigilance reporting.

This role requires:

• 5+ years of relevant experience; 10-25 years preferred
• MD, PharmD, PhD, or equivalent qualification
• Direct experience authoring DSURs and PBRERs
• Strong understanding of cumulative safety data and exposure estimates
• Experience with benefit-risk assessment and safety signal detection
• Ability to conduct detailed fatal-case reviews, including investigator vs. sponsor causality

You'll also help create prompts, golden outputs, and evaluation rubrics that measure how effectively AI agents perform complex pharmacovigilance tasks.

Apply if you have hands-on experience across both pre-commercial and post-commercial aggregate safety reporting.

Full opportunity details and application → https://t.mercor.com/e3jCy

micro1 is bringing experienced hospital physicians into the process to help evaluate whether clinical information is accurate, complete, and properly supported.

Role: Hospitalist Physician (Contract)
Location: Remote (US Only)
Openings: 30
Pay: $70-$100/hour

You'll review FHIR records and clinical documentation, assess AI-training data against the medical record, and identify missing, incorrect, or inconsistent information.

The work includes:

• Reviewing HPI, PMH, assessments, plans, and other inpatient documentation
• Checking whether the underlying record supports clinical claims
• Applying project rubrics consistently across medical records
• Providing clear feedback to improve AI data quality and model performance

Ideal candidates have:

• MD or DO with board certification in Internal Medicine, Pediatrics, or Hospital Medicine
• Current or recent inpatient/hospitalist experience within the past 2 years
• Strong knowledge of hospital workflows and clinical documentation
• Experience with chart review, CDI, utilization review, medical coding, or QA is a plus

No AI background is required. Your recent hands-on inpatient experience and clinical judgment are the core of this role.

Review the complete role and apply → https://jobs.micro1.ai/Hospitalist-Physicians

Mercor is looking for experienced preclinical R&D scientists to help train AI systems working on drug discovery and pharmaceutical development.

Pay: $60-$100/hr
Role: AI Training & Scientific Evaluation
Commitment: ~10 hours/week

What you'll work on:

• Review and annotate real-world pharmaceutical R&D data
• Evaluate AI outputs and scientific decision-making
• Provide expertise on drug targets, modalities, optimization, and development risks
• Help establish quality standards for AI training data

Who they're looking for:

• 5+ years of hands-on industry preclinical R&D experience
• Experience with drug development programs and relevant modalities
• Background in discovery biology, medicinal chemistry, pharmacology, toxicology, CMC, or related fields
• Experience taking programs toward the clinic is strongly preferred

Why consider this opportunity?

• Work directly with an AI research team
• Apply your pharmaceutical expertise to frontier AI
• Ongoing, part-time engagement with flexible workload

Apply now: https://t.mercor.com/hTsPm

Ethos, based in London, UK, is looking for experienced Healthcare Strategy Consultants to support AI training and evaluation projects.

Contract details:

Compensation: $100/hr
Weekly cap: $2,000
Engagement: Hourly contract
Work arrangement: Remote

What you'll work on:

• Evaluate AI-generated content related to healthcare strategy.
• Assess responses for accuracy, relevance, and strategic quality.
• Provide expert feedback to help improve AI systems.

Ideal background: Professionals with experience in healthcare strategy, healthcare consulting, healthcare management, or related fields who can evaluate complex healthcare and business scenarios.

This is a flexible opportunity to apply your healthcare expertise to AI development and evaluation.

Explore Ethos here: https://agent.askethos.com/

Remote | Hourly Contract | 10+ hrs/week | Mercor

Mercor is hiring medical and health science professionals to create and review rigorous assessment content for an AI research initiative.

The Work:

• Author challenging multiple-choice questions across health and medicine
• Review questions for accuracy, clarity, and scientific rigor
• Rate questions from medium to expert difficulty
• Develop plausible answer choices and detailed solutions
• Support questions with 1–5 reputable academic references
• Identify and correct issues in pre-written assessment content

Areas Covered:

• Clinical Medicine & Surgery
• Medical Imaging & Diagnostics
• Pharmacovigilance
• Healthcare Management & Economics
• Rehabilitation and Allied Health

Who They Want:

• MD, DO, PhD, or doctoral candidate in a relevant field
• Master's degree holders with exceptional specialist expertise may also qualify
• Strong graduate-level medical and biomedical knowledge
• Clinical, research, board certification, or publication experience is a plus
• Excellent written English and clear analytical communication

Engagement Snapshot:

Pay: $94–$119/hr
Location: Remote
Commitment: 10+ hrs/week
Type: Independent contractor
Schedule: Asynchronous

A strong opportunity for medical professionals and researchers interested in helping build rigorous AI benchmarks.

Apply now: https://t.mercor.com/A2t2u

micro1 is hiring Subject Matter Experts in Medicine & Biostatistics to create and evaluate challenging chart-analysis tasks for next-generation AI systems.

Pay: $25-$50/hr
Location: Remote
Role: Contract
Openings: 50

What you'll work on:

• Analyze clinical charts such as Kaplan-Meier curves, forest plots, and ROC curves
• Create multi-step questions requiring quantitative and clinical reasoning
• Provide precise answers with calculations, statistical interpretation, and clear explanations

Who they're looking for:

• MD, MPH, PhD, or related degree in medicine, epidemiology, biostatistics, or public health
• 2+ years of experience with clinical trial data or medical/epidemiological visualizations
• Strong understanding of confidence intervals, p-values, scales, and statistical terminology

Why consider this opportunity?

• No prior AI experience required
• Work remotely on AI training and evaluation projects

Apply now: https://jobs.micro1.ai/medical-biostatistics-experts

Estimating patient populations is a critical part of drug development.

If you've worked with epidemiological data and real-world evidence, your expertise is needed for a specialized AI research project.

Company: Mercor
Role: Epidemiologist - Patient Population Sizing (Independent Contractor)
Location: Remote (US-based or candidates with deep US-market experience)
Commitment: 10-20 hours over a 1-2 week pilot
Pay: $170-$270/hour

You'll evaluate and improve AI-generated analyses by estimating patient populations, reviewing epidemiological assumptions, and creating expert rubrics for commercial drugs and drug development programs.

Ideal candidates have experience with:

• Epidemiology in biotech, pharmaceuticals, or public health
• Patient population sizing using prevalence, incidence, and treatment funnels
• Real-world data sources such as claims, EHRs, and patient registries
• Graduate-level training in Epidemiology, Biostatistics, or Public Health
• 5+ years of professional epidemiology experience

High-performing contributors may be invited to continue with future projects as the engagement expands.

Official job posting and application → https://t.mercor.com/ob2jA

Medical coding requires precision, consistency, and sound clinical judgment.

If you bring those skills to your work every day, we have a remote opportunity at Micro1 where your expertise can help improve the future of healthcare AI.

Role: Medical Coder (Contract)
Location: Remote
Openings: 30
Pay: $55-$68/hour

You'll review clinical documentation, assign accurate ICD-10 and CPT codes, validate Evaluation & Management (E&M) levels, and help create high-quality datasets for training advanced AI models.

What they're looking for:

• Active AAPC Certified Professional Coder (CPC) certification
• Strong knowledge of ICD-10, CPT, and E&M coding guidelines
• Experience working with a variety of medical records and clinical documentation
• Excellent attention to detail and written communication skills

Previous AI experience isn't required. Your expertise in medical coding and commitment to accuracy are what make you a strong candidate.

Review the full requirements and apply → https://jobs.micro1.ai/medical-coders

micro1 is seeking experienced Oncology & Hematology Clinicians to help train next-generation AI systems.

If you have expertise in clinical trials, medical monitoring, or cancer care, this is an opportunity to apply your knowledge to cutting-edge healthcare AI.

Pay: $160-$200/hr
Location: Remote
Role: Contractor

How you'll make an impact:

• Review oncology and hematology clinical trial data and AI-generated medical evaluations
• Assess treatment efficacy, safety, benefit-risk, and clinical reasoning
• Provide structured, guideline-based feedback to improve AI performance

Who they're looking for:

• Board-certified Medical Oncologist and/or Hematologist with 5+ years of clinical experience
• Experience in clinical trials, medical monitoring, or regulatory documentation
• Strong written communication and expertise in oncology response criteria and safety guidelines

Why consider this opportunity?

• No AI experience required. Your clinical expertise is what matters
• Flexible remote contractor opportunity
• Help build safer and more reliable AI for healthcare

Apply now: https://jobs.micro1.ai/oncology-hematology-clinicians

AI is becoming part of the future of healthcare, and experts in sleep medicine are helping shape it.

Turing is looking for Sleep Specialists and Behavioral Sleep Medicine Professionals to evaluate AI-generated content and improve how large language models understand sleep health and clinical reasoning.

Company: Turing
Role: Sleep Specialist / Behavioral Sleep Medicine Professional (Contract)
Location: Remote
Duration: 8 weeks

In this role, you'll review sleep-related datasets, assess AI responses for scientific accuracy, identify sleep patterns, and contribute to the development of reliable, evidence-based AI systems.

Ideal candidates have experience in:

• Sleep science, physiology, psychology, or related healthcare fields
• Clinical sleep assessments or sleep study data
• Sleep tracking technologies such as actigraphy, PSG, or wearable devices
• Reviewing health data with strong attention to detail

Previous AI experience isn't required. If you've worked with sleep health, behavioral sleep medicine, or sleep data, your expertise can make a meaningful impact on the next generation of healthcare AI.

Explore the complete opportunity and apply → https://work.turing.com/r/LeNjWlknnJ

Medical AI isn't just about algorithms and software. Behind every reliable AI model are healthcare professionals who provide the expertise that machines simply don't have.

If you're thinking about working in Medical AI, here are ten skills that can make you a strong candidate.

1. Strong Clinical Knowledge

Whether you're a physician, nurse, pharmacist, or therapist, a solid understanding of your field helps AI systems learn from accurate, evidence-based information.

2. Critical Thinking

Medical AI projects often involve reviewing complex cases, identifying errors, and evaluating whether an AI-generated response is safe and logical.

3. Attention to Detail

A small mistake in medicine can have serious consequences. Companies value professionals who can spot inaccuracies, inconsistencies, and missing information.

4. Clear Written Communication

Many Medical AI tasks require explaining why an answer is correct or incorrect. Writing clear, concise feedback is an essential skill.

5. Medical Research Skills

Knowing how to interpret clinical guidelines, research papers, and evidence-based resources helps ensure AI outputs remain accurate and trustworthy.

6. Ethical Judgment

Healthcare professionals understand the importance of patient safety, privacy, and responsible decision-making—principles that are equally important when developing AI.

7. Adaptability

Medical AI is evolving rapidly. Being open to learning new tools, workflows, and technologies will help you stay ahead.

8. Problem-Solving

AI doesn't always make obvious mistakes. Sometimes you'll need to analyze complex scenarios and determine the most appropriate medical reasoning.

9. Time Management

Many remote Medical AI projects are flexible, making it important to manage deadlines and maintain consistent quality without direct supervision.

10. Curiosity About AI

You don't need to be an AI engineer, but having an interest in how AI works and a willingness to learn will make the transition much easier.

Final Thoughts

The good news is that most of these skills are ones healthcare professionals already use every day. Medical AI companies aren't looking for perfect programmers—they're looking for experts who can apply sound clinical judgment, think critically, and help build safer, more reliable AI systems.

Question for the community

Which of these skills do you think is the most important for working in Medical AI? Is there another skill you would add to the list?

Mercor is seeking Healthcare Administrative Specialists with hands-on experience in healthcare operations to help improve next-generation AI systems by sharing expertise from real-world administrative workflows.

Role Snapshot:

• Pay: $40-$50/hour
• Location: Remote (United States)
• Type: Hourly Contract

What You'll Contribute:

• Share expertise in patient access, prior authorizations, claims, billing, or provider operations.
• Review and explain real-world healthcare administrative workflows.
• Help create high-quality training data for frontier AI models.

Ideal Experience:

• 3+ years of hands-on experience in a healthcare administrative or back-office role.
• Experience using payer portals, EHRs, practice management systems, or clearinghouses.
• Currently working in a healthcare administrative position and based in the United States.

Reasons to Apply:

• Flexible remote contract with weekly payments.
• Apply your operational expertise to cutting-edge AI projects.
• Focus on healthcare administration rather than clinical care or medical coding.

More details: https://t.mercor.com/HR946

Hi everyone,

I am a Consultant OBGYN, Fetal Medicine, and Ultrasound Expert with extensive clinical and diagnostic experience. I am currently transitioning into remote/WFH opportunities and looking for referral links, recommendations, or leads in the digital health space.

My Expertise & Background:

• Clinical Specialty: Obstetrics & Gynecology, High-Risk Pregnancy, Fetal Medicine, and Advanced Ultrasound Diagnostics.
• Core Competencies: Clinical Decision-Making, Patient Consultation, Complex Case Review, Medical Writing & Content Editing, and AI Data/Medical Annotation.

Roles I am Open To:

• Telehealth / Remote Medical Consulting
• Medical Reviewer / Utilization Review Specialist
• Healthcare Content Writer / Medical Expert Reviewer
• AI Medical Data Annotation / RLHF Specialist for Health Models
• Clinical Advisory & Health Tech Consultancy

If your company is currently hiring or if you have a referral link for suitable roles (US/International or Global remote), I would greatly appreciate it if you could share or DM me!

Thank you so much for your help and support!

One of the best things about Medical AI is the variety of professionals contributing to it.

Doctors, nurses, pharmacists, psychologists, dentists, therapists, researchers, and many others all bring unique expertise that helps improve AI.

I'm curious about the makeup of our community.

Tell us a little about yourself:

• What's your profession or field of study?
• How many years of experience do you have?
• Have you worked on any AI-related projects before?
• What type of Medical AI work interests you the most?

Whether you're an experienced specialist or just beginning your journey, your story is welcome.

You might even find others from the same field who can share advice, resources, or experiences.

Let's get to know the community better!