Orthodontist

The work

Help an AI research project evaluate dental imaging through practicing orthodontic judgment. Interpret deidentified studies, write reference findings and assess generated reads for unsupported, inaccurate or unsafe conclusions.

• Read orthodontic imaging, including cephalometric and panoramic radiographs, CBCT studies and intraoral scans.
• Record clinical reference findings using diagnostic conventions and treatment planning reasoning from practice.
• Identify mistakes or unsupported interpretations in generated reads, including risks to patient care.
• Write structured explanations assessing clinical rigor, completeness and clarity.

Experience and skills

• A DDS or DMD from a US dental school is required.
• Completion of an accredited orthodontics residency resulting in a certificate or MS in orthodontics.
• A current US dental practice license without restrictions.
• Current US orthodontic patient care and at least five years of independent practice after residency.
• US residence outside California.
• Clear writing and careful attention to detail.

Working arrangements

The role is remote and hourly, with flexible part time work and an immediate start. Onboarding includes a resume submission, a 25 minute conversational interview and verification of license, board certification, training and current practice setting.

Next steps and onboarding information are expected within a few days.