A short, one-off evaluation task for mental health professionals: compare pairs of simulated clinical conversations and judge which is more realistic. The ad says it takes up to 30 minutes. Remote contract at $100/hour, for clinicians with a relevant degree and practical clinical experience.
US-based pharmacists and pharmacy technicians listen to short audio clips of spoken medication names and score whether each is pronounced accurately and clearly, using a rubric. Remote contract at $70/hour for an AI healthcare project, with a calibration exercise first.
Healthcare back-office specialists (coding, prior authorization, denials and appeals, payer operations) design realistic operational scenarios, build the supporting records, and author and evaluate tasks that train AI agents. 2+ years and currently in role, 10 hours a week. $50–65/hour.
Pediatric acute care RNs evaluate AI outputs built from nursing flowsheet documentation, annotate pediatric assessment data and help write clinical benchmarks. US licence outside California, inpatient bedside work within the past 10 years. $55–65/hour.
Inpatient registered nurses with broad clinical exposure support ongoing clinical AI product work: annotation, clinical review, model evaluation, user-feedback investigation and guideline development, alongside engineers and clinicians. US only, 10 hours a week minimum, $55–65/hour.
Certified medical coders (CCDS, CHC, CCS or CPC) review clinical documentation and AI-generated notes for coding integrity, validate code-to-documentation alignment and annotate against guidelines. US-based, C1 in any second language, 10 hours a week. $45–65/hour.
Check inpatient records (FHIR data, HPI, PMH, assessments and plans) against the claims made about them, flag missing or inconsistent information, and apply guidelines consistently to improve AI training data. Board-certified MD or DO with inpatient work in the last two years. Thirty openings, contractor, $70–100/hour.
Bring ambulance dispatch experience to an AI training project: triage and route simulated emergency requests across radio, phone and chat using standard protocols, document each decision, and help set the quality bar for realistic emergency-communications data. Certification not required. $30–55/hour, 50 openings.
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