Remote AI training and data labeling jobs

Practising US primary care, family medicine or general internal medicine physicians review outpatient notes and judge AI-written documentation against what a PCP would actually chart. Needs C1 or better in one of 25 listed languages. 2+ years post-residency, 10 hours a week, $170–190/hour.

Full-time W-2 role through Cincinnatus LLC, embedded with a leading AI lab: senior drug development scientists write golden solutions, instruction specs and benchmarks for pharma R&D reasoning. Hybrid in the Bay Area, 40 hours a week for an initial 6 months. PhD, PharmD or MD with 4+ years in industry R&D. $75–115/hour.

Hands-on preclinical scientists from companies that develop their own drugs annotate R&D data and model outputs, and advise an AI lab building foundation models for drug discovery. Any modality, 5+ years industry R&D, about 10 hours a week. $60–100/hour.

Preclinical scientists with direct antibody-drug conjugate or bispecific antibody experience annotate R&D data and advise an AI lab building drug discovery foundation models. In-house asset developers only, 5+ years industry R&D, about 10 hours a week. $60–100/hour.

Nuclear medicine physicists, radiopharmacy staff and cyclotron RSOs red-team frontier AI models: write benign, dual-use and adversarial prompts from medical isotope work, judge model replies against a policy standard, and write reference answers. Remote contract at $65–75 per task.

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.

Paid pilot for US pharma forecasters: build or critique drug launch curves and judge whether forecast assumptions (analogs, ramp, peak share, loss of exclusivity) hold up, while writing rubrics that evaluate AI analysis of drugs. 5+ years, 10–20 hours over 1–2 weeks. $130–210/hour.

Board-certified radiologists label findings, write reference reports, grade AI-generated reads and author rubrics for medical imaging AI. Non-clinical, remote worldwide, hourly contract at $200–400/hour with a 15-hour weekly minimum. Weekly pay via Stripe or Wise.

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.

Certified pharmacy technicians answer medication questions and review AI responses for an AI lab building prior authorization workflows: dosing, interactions, indications, PA requirements. US only, 30–40 hours a week during the project. A flat $35/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.

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.

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.

Write hard, original medical Q&A pairs that stump frontier AI, source and cite the answers from primary literature and guidelines, and make questions harder when models get them right. Open to medical students, residents and physicians. Paid per accepted task with a weekly minimum. Five openings, $40–90/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.