$40-125/hrAs published by the platform.
This role asks radiologists and imaging technologists to read de-identified scans and judge how accurately frontier AI models interpret them. Contributors write structured reports and impressions, then compare them with model output to find errors and gaps. It suits clinicians with hands-on imaging experience who can explain why a machine-generated report is wrong.
$40-125/hr
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Official posting: https://www.dataannotation.tech/job-board/radiologist
Last checked on October 8, 2026.
This remote, hourly contract asks you to review and grade AI-generated content about healthcare data, electronic health record systems, and clinical workflows. The work helps AI labs make their models more accurate on medical information. It suits health informatics professionals who can judge clinical and technical accuracy and explain their feedback in writing.
This remote contract role asks medical science professionals to review and validate AI-generated biomedical content for accuracy, clarity, and context. It suits people with a background in medical affairs, clinical research, or scientific communication who want to shape how AI handles medical information.
This contract role asks hospitalist physicians to review inpatient medical records, including FHIR data and clinical notes, to check that clinical statements are supported by the chart. The work feeds AI training and data quality, using consistent guidelines and clear reporting to the project team. It is aimed at physicians with inpatient medicine backgrounds who can judge documentation accuracy.
Posted October 7, 2026
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This part-time contract asks physicians to review clinical cases, patient data, and AI-generated medical content, giving expert feedback that helps train AI systems supporting medical decisions. It is aimed at practicing doctors, especially those from general specialties such as internal medicine, family practice, or emergency medicine. No prior AI experience is needed, since clinical knowledge is the main requirement.
Posted October 6, 2026
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This is a project-based AI training role for practicing US physicians and licensed clinical professionals to evaluate and improve health-focused AI systems. Contributors review AI-generated medical content for accuracy and safety, create complex clinical scenarios to test AI reasoning, and develop both detailed and ambiguous versions of medical tasks to train AI agents on realistic clinical complexity.
Posted October 5, 2026
Board-certified emergency medicine physician sought to evaluate and annotate clinical documentation generated by medical AI tools. The role involves reviewing patient records, validating the accuracy of emergency summaries produced by AI, and flagging errors or omissions to help engineering teams improve these systems. Profile: practicing emergency physician with at least 2 to 3 years of experience.
Posted October 1, 2026
