Medical Expert: Dermatology (USA)

What you'll do

This is the US-licensed version of Turing's dermatology review work. You check large language model output in your specialty: AI-written clinical text is judged for accuracy, harm and completeness, and diagnoses, treatment plans and summaries for dermatologic cases get your expert verdict. You also review skin images in a structured online tool, rating image usability (blur, lighting, exposure, colour, framing) and, where applicable, naming a likely condition with a confidence rating and your reasoning.

Feedback goes to AI researchers and clinicians working to bring model behaviour in line with evidence-based dermatology.

Who qualifies

• Based in the US (mandatory), and fully licensed and practicing medicine in the USA
• MD or MBBS with dermatology specialisation or an equivalent qualification
• At least 5 years of post-residency experience as a practicing dermatologist
• Strong visual attention to detail and comfort with sensitive or graphic medical images
• Able to use web annotation platforms, zoom tools and structured questionnaires
• Preferred: medical content review, clinical research, annotation or AI/ML evaluation experience

What it pays

The ad does not publish a rate. Turing sets rates per project, so expect it to be settled once you are matched; see Turing.

Worth knowing

Good:

• The pace is flexible: work at your own speed, as long as you reach at least 20 hours a week, which fits around a clinic better than a fixed shift
• No fixed time-zone overlap is stated, unlike the India posting
• Turing pays for the client certification you must take after onboarding

Less good:

• No pay figure on the listing
• A 12-week assignment only, as a contractor with no medical or paid leave
• The post-onboarding certification is a further step before you can start
• The ad does not describe the assessment or interview; Turing's help centre describes skill tests and, for some roles, a live interview

About this listing

Posted on Turing's job board on 18 September 2026 and read on 18 October 2026. The licensing rule, hours, duration and paid certification are Turing's own text; the comparison with the India posting is ours. See Turing.