Radiologists review de-identified patient charts and compare two AI outputs to radiology questions, judging clinical accuracy and safety and writing short rationales for their choices. The role suits board-certified radiologists (MD or DO) with an active US license who are currently practicing and have at least a year of independent practice. It is fully remote and runs about 20 hours a week. Pay is listed at $350/hr as of 2026-10-24.
- Listed at $350 an hour
- 20 hours a week
- Remote
- Field: AI Training
- Posted 2026-10-24
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