Dermatologist

Clinical evaluation

Review de-identified patient charts and assess AI answers to dermatology questions. Your clinical judgment helps determine which responses are accurate, safe and consistent with current standards of care.

• Compare two responses against the evidence in the patient chart and select the stronger answer.
• Assess clinical rigor, completeness and clarity.
• Write structured explanations supporting your judgments.
• Flag errors that could compromise patient safety.

Qualifications

• An MD or DO from an accredited medical school.
• Board certification in ABD Dermatology through an ABMS member board or the AOA.
• An active, unrestricted US medical license.
• Completed residency and any fellowship required for your specialty.
• Current practice seeing patients in the United States, with at least one year of independent practice after training.
• Clear writing and close attention to detail.

Three or more years of experience after training is strongly preferred.

Schedule and onboarding

The work is remote and paid hourly, with flexible part time hours and an immediate start.

Selection includes a resume, a 25 minute conversational interview about your background, experience and motivations, and verification of your license, board certification, training and current practice setting. Next steps and onboarding details follow within a few days.