Paid pilot for US market access and pricing professionals: set and pressure-test gross-to-net and formulary-tier assumptions by drug class, judge whether coverage and rebating assumptions match real payer behaviour, and write rubrics for AI drug analysis. 5+ years, 10–20 hours. $175–200/hour.
Paid pilot for US epidemiologists: size patient populations for drugs and indications (prevalence, incidence, diagnosed to treated to addressable), judge whether estimates are sound and well sourced, and write rubrics for AI drug analysis. 5+ years and a graduate degree, 10–20 hours. $150–175/hour.
Write or verify hard ten-option multiple-choice questions for an AI benchmark across clinical medicine, imaging, pharmacovigilance, health economics and rehabilitation, with step-by-step solutions and references. MD, DO, PhD or doctoral candidate, 10+ hours a week, asynchronous. $94–119/hour.
Clinicians whose main practice is young abuse survivors review AI mental-health guidance on abuse cases, build case scenarios, and write trauma-informed best-practice content so models respond safely to vulnerable youth. MD or PhD (psychology or social work) preferred. $100–200/hour, 8 openings, contractor, remote.
Write and grade evaluation tasks built on real health authority requests and sponsor responses, judging whether a drafted answer would survive a regulator. Five years of clinical submissions experience is the stated bar. Thirty openings, contractor, $50–80/hour, remote.
Build realistic biostatistics benchmark tasks (clinical trial analysis, regulatory review, observational studies) with real datasets and 35+ item grading rubrics. Paid per accepted task, quoted at $60–100/hour. MS or PhD plus four years in pharma, CRO, hospital or academic medicine. 50 openings.
Audit outpatient professional fee coding, review other coders' work, and make calibrated calls on E/M leveling, modifier -25, time vs MDM and NCCI bundling, at about ten reviews a day, for AI training data. CPC required, CPMA preferred, ten years' coding or academic medical centre audit experience. Fifty openings, $30–40/hour.
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.
Assess adolescent eating disorder cases in writing, applying DSM-5, EDE-Q and SCOFF, judging medical stability against MEED, and saying whether FBT or CBT-E fits the clinical stage. Wants a licensed clinician with a recent adolescent caseload, and accepts paediatric medicine alongside psychiatry and psychology. Remote contractor work.
Review and annotate data sets on children's learning and behaviour, judge model output for developmental and cultural accuracy, and write the guidelines that shape how an AI handles the linguistic, cognitive and psychosocial sides of child development. A PhD in the field is required; research or academic background counts, with or without clinical experience.
Review case studies and simulated patient interactions for military and veteran populations, then write the expert feedback, prompts and scenarios that teach a model what good clinical practice looks like, including the cultural nuance this population expects. Asks for a completed psychiatry residency or a psychology PhD, plus direct patient care experience.
Assess adolescent substance use case material, stage severity against DSM-5 SUD and ASAM criteria, and recommend a level of care, separating developmentally normal experimentation from clinically significant patterns, and flagging withdrawal, overdose and safeguarding risks. Wants a licensed clinician with a recent adolescent caseload, not AI experience.
Read adolescent case material and write structured suicide and self-harm risk assessments, applying C-SSRS and formal risk formulation, separating ideation from intent, and recommending escalation pathways and safety planning. The output trains models meant to guide non-specialists. Wants a licensed clinician with a recent adolescent caseload, not AI experience.
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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