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Physicians (MD/DO) - Review Clinical Cases for Medical AI, Remote, Up to $70/hr

  • Health & Medicine
  • Platform: Mindrift
  • Location: United States

About this job

This project asks practicing physicians to review clinical case vignettes and the benchmark questions built from them for an AI evaluation program. The work centers on general and internal medicine, covering the accuracy of each vignette, the correctness of the answers, and the quality of the distractor options. It suits doctors with an active clinical practice who want part-time, project-based work.

What you'll do

  • Evaluate clinical vignettes with their questions, proposed answers, and distractor answers.
  • Score the clinical reasoning quality and gradeability of benchmark items.
  • Check that the reasoning chain reaches the answer from vignette facts alone.
  • Write short rationales for each reviewed item.

Requirements

Clinical reasoningDifferential diagnosisEvidence-based guidelinesInternal medicineGeneral medicine
  • MD or DO

Pay

Pay not disclosed

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Location

Open to residents of: United States.

How to apply

You apply on Mindrift, the AI training platform run by Toloka: submit your application for the role, pass a qualification step, then work on projects that match your expertise.

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Source

Official posting: https://apply.workable.com/j/1A20D705FF

Last checked on October 20, 2026.

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