Read clinical images of skin lesions, describe them in precise terms, judge how well AI assessments hold up, and write the criteria that define a high-quality dermatological read. Non-clinical, no patient care. Active US licence and five years post-residency. A flat $270/hour.
Judge AI-generated clinical notes against what a practising outpatient physician would actually document, and help write the annotation guidelines. Any specialty, but you need C1 or better in Czech, Catalan, Danish, Dutch, Vietnamese or Finnish. US only, 10 hours a week, $170–190/hour.
Read physician and patient research surveys and say whether the clinical terminology, treatment pathways and response options match how the disease is actually treated. A flat $200/hour, three years in a therapeutic area, and an MD is explicitly not required. Fully remote, on your own schedule.
Design and review physician and patient questionnaires (screeners, question wording, response scales, branching logic, respondent burden) and say whether an instrument will actually produce usable data. A flat $140/hour, and therapeutic-area specialism is welcome but not required. Fully remote, on your own schedule.
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