Medical Doctor - Physician Expert

What you'll do

This is the broadest and best-paid of the micro1 physician listings posted this month. Rather than verifying charts against a guideline, you analyse and annotate clinical scenarios, patient cases and healthcare data to guide model development, and review AI-generated medical content for clinical accuracy and relevance. The ad also mentions analysing patient and operational data, so expect some of the work to touch workflow rather than diagnosis alone.

You apply diagnostic reasoning, physiology and knowledge of healthcare protocols across varied datasets, translate clinical terminology and workflows into guidance the model team can use, and assess model output against what you have seen in real practice. Unusually for these projects, you work alongside data scientists and engineers on project objectives, and you are expected to hold to strict data security, privacy and ethics standards throughout.

Who fits

• Current or recent US clinical practice, with residency completed (final-year residents are considered)
• General specialties preferred: internal medicine, family practice, emergency medicine; some subspecialties also welcome
• Strong diagnostic, physiology and clinical protocol knowledge
• Clear written and spoken communication of complex clinical ideas
• Experience working with EHRs, patient data or medical documentation
• Analytical, detail-oriented habits in both clinical and data settings

No prior AI experience is required.

What it pays

$230/hour, a single published figure rather than a range, which is roughly double the top of micro1's hospitalist and family medicine listings this month. The commitment is part-time contract work with a minimum of about 15 hours a week, so the realistic floor is around 60 hours a month for those who are accepted. The ad does not state a project length.

How the hiring works

The ad sets out the steps: a roughly 25-minute AI interview, a short follow-up questionnaire on fit and logistics, a client review of strong candidates, then an offer and onboarding. First tasks are expected within 24–48 hours of receiving credentials, so be ready to start promptly if selected.

Worth knowing

Good:

• $230/hour, well above micro1's other physician listings posted this month
• Final-year residents are considered, unusual for physician AI work
• Emergency medicine is named among the preferred specialties
• A published hiring process with a fast start
• Thirty openings, flagged high demand

Less good:

• US only, and US clinical practice is expected
• A minimum of about 15 hours a week is a real commitment on top of clinical work
• A final client review means a good interview does not guarantee an offer
• Project length not stated
• Contractor engagement: no benefits, your own tax to manage

About this listing

Posted by micro1 on its referral jobs board and read on 12 October 2026. The $230/hour rate, thirty openings, US-only location, the roughly 15-hour weekly minimum and the hiring steps are micro1's own text. Payment schedule and visa terms are not published on the listing. Primary care physicians may also want to compare Family Medicine Physician (MD), which publishes no weekly minimum. See micro1.