Primary Care Clinician (Remote | $80–$285/hr)

Posted 3 days ago

synthiresDenver (CO)

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$80–$285/hour

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About the role

Primary Care Physician Position: Primary Care Physician
Type: Contractor
Compensation: $80–$285/hour
Location: Remote — United States
About the Opportunity: Join a remote project focused on reviewing and evaluating real-world healthcare content. Apply your clinical expertise to assess medical scenarios, evaluate clinical reasoning, and provide accurate, evidence-based feedback.
Key Responsibilities: Review and evaluate primary care and general medicine scenarios. Assess patient symptoms, histories, and clinical findings. Apply clinical reasoning to evaluate differential diagnoses and next steps. Review treatment and patient-management approaches against established practices. Identify inaccurate, incomplete, unclear, or potentially misleading medical content. Complete structured annotation, evaluation, and quality-review tasks.
Required Qualifications: Professional experience or demonstrated expertise in Primary Care, Family Medicine, Internal Medicine, General Medicine, or a related field. Strong knowledge of patient assessment, diagnosis, clinical reasoning, and treatment planning. Familiarity with current clinical guidelines and evidence-based practices. Strong analytical skills and attention to detail. Clear written and verbal communication.
Preferred Qualifications: Relevant medical education, qualifications, or professional certifications. Prior data labeling, annotation, RLHF, or AI model evaluation experience. Compensation$80–$285/hour. Independent contractor engagement. Approximately 30 positions available.
Application Process: Submit your application and relevant clinical experience. Complete any required screening or evaluation. Complete project onboarding and evaluation guidelines training. Begin project work if selected.

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