Open AI training and model evaluation roles that call for Emergency Medicine expertise, gathered from 4 platforms. Part of Health & Medicine.
Pay figures cover the 3 open jobs that publish an hourly rate in USD. They are published rates, not a guarantee of income. Last checked on October 21, 2026.
This is a part-time, remote project in which practicing physicians review clinical case vignettes and the question, proposed answer, and distractor answer attached to each one, to help test and improve AI systems. It is aimed at physicians with broad general and internal medicine experience who can judge diagnostic and treatment reasoning.
Posted October 20, 2026
This remote project asks practicing internal medicine physicians to review clinical case vignettes built to test medical AI systems. The work covers checking vignette accuracy, answer correctness, and the reasoning behind each benchmark question. It suits physicians with broad multi-system clinical experience who can take on part-time, project-based assignments.
Posted October 19, 2026
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.
Posted October 19, 2026
This project asks practicing physicians to review clinical EHR vignettes written as benchmark items for AI evaluation, checking accuracy, answer correctness and the quality of distractor options. It is aimed at clinicians with broad multi-system experience in general and internal medicine who can take on part-time, project-based assignments.
Posted October 16, 2026
This part-time remote role asks a physician with a pediatric emergency or urgent care background to review clinical documentation and patient charts for accuracy, completeness and clinical soundness. The work also involves checking AI-generated clinical summaries and giving structured written feedback that product teams can act on. It suits clinicians who want to keep an active practice while helping shape medical AI tools.
Posted October 14, 2026
This contract role asks practising physicians to review and annotate clinical cases and medical content so that AI systems give medically accurate answers. It suits doctors with recent clinical experience who are fluent in Japanese and English. The work is part-time and fully remote.
Posted October 14, 2026
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This part-time remote role asks practising physicians to review and annotate clinical cases and AI-generated medical content so that models reason more accurately about medicine. It suits Korean-speaking doctors with clinical experience, ideally in general specialties, and no prior AI background is needed.
Posted October 14, 2026
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This project asks practicing physicians to review clinical case vignettes written for evaluating medical AI systems. The work involves judging whether each vignette, question, correct answer and decoy answer are accurate, complete and fair, and writing short rationales. It suits board-certified or residency-trained clinicians with recent patient care and broad multi-system experience.
Posted October 13, 2026
This project-based remote role asks practicing physicians to review clinical case vignettes written for AI benchmark items. The work covers checking vignette accuracy, answer correctness, distractor quality, and whether each reasoning chain follows from the case facts, followed by short written rationales. It is aimed at physicians with broad, multi-system general or internal medicine experience.
Posted October 12, 2026
This project-based role asks practicing physicians to review clinical case vignettes used to test medical AI systems. The work centers on general and internal medicine, covering diagnosis and treatment questions across many organ systems. It suits licensed doctors who can give part-time hours to independent review and written rationales.
Posted October 9, 2026
This project asks practicing physicians to review clinical case vignettes, with their questions and answer options, for a medical AI evaluation program. The work centers on general and internal medicine and checks whether each item is accurate, gradeable, and free of giveaways. It suits clinicians who can take on part-time, project-based assignments.
Posted October 9, 2026
This project asks practicing physicians to review clinical case vignettes, each paired with a question, a proposed answer and a misleading distractor, to judge whether they are accurate, complete and fairly gradeable for an AI evaluation program. It suits physicians with broad multi-system experience in general and internal medicine who want part-time, project-based work. Each item goes through several independent blind reads followed by adjudication by a physician.
Posted October 9, 2026
This role asks practicing physicians to judge how well health AI models handle diagnoses, clinical reasoning and care plans. The work is part-time and asynchronous, aimed at MDs and DOs who currently see patients in primary care, internal medicine or hospital-based specialties.
Posted October 8, 2026
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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Mercor is recruiting experienced nurse practitioners to evaluate and improve cutting-edge AI systems in healthcare. You will analyze clinical content generated by AI, treatment plans and patient education materials by leveraging your real-world expertise in diagnosing, treating and managing patients with acute and chronic conditions.
Posted August 21, 2026
This project-based role involves reviewing pre-generated health scenarios used to train AI health assistants. Reviewers rate how realistic each scenario is and how much safety risk it carries, then strengthen weak or missing constraints. It is aimed at generalist doctors and experienced nurses with strong patient-facing experience who can tell authentic care-seeking situations from generic ones.
Posted February 5, 2026
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FAQ
16 Emergency Medicine AI training jobs are open on SideHustler today. 4 were posted in the last 7 days. Listings are rechecked against the official postings: the latest check on this list was on October 21, 2026.
Among the 3 open roles that publish an hourly rate in USD, pay runs from $120 to $170 per hour, with a median of $150. These are the rates the platforms publish, not a guarantee of income or hours.
Mindrift (9), Mercor (3), micro1 (3) and Vetto (1). You apply on the platform itself, which handles screening, contracts and payment.
The most requested areas of expertise on these listings are AI Evaluation, Clinical Evaluation, Emergency Medicine, Primary Care, Hospitalist Medicine. Each listing states its own requirements.
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