Remote Emergency Medicine Specialist for AI Research
emcareersChelsea (NY)
Remote Emergency Medicine Specialist for AI Research
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emcareersChelsea (NY)
SENIORITY
Senior
About the role
Turing is seeking an emergency medicine expert to help fine-tune large language models for medical reasoning. You will design high-acuity clinical scenarios, evaluate AI responses for accuracy and safety, and identify knowledge gaps across trauma, resuscitation, and toxicology. This fully remote, contractor role spans 20-40 hours weekly over one month. Applicants should have an MD or equivalent, board certification in Emergency Medicine, and a track record of clear medical communication.
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