Population Health Informaticist
alignerrNew York (NY)
About the role
Population Health Informaticist (AI Training) We're partnering with leading AI research teams to build smarter, more accurate health AI — and we need experienced population health informaticists to help make it happen. Your expertise in health data, analytics, and public health strategy will directly shape how AI understands and responds to complex population-level health challenges.
About The Role:
This is a fully remote, flexible contract role where your domain knowledge creates real impact.
Organization: Alignerr
Type: Hourly Contract
Location:
Remote
Commitment: 10–40 hours/week
What You'll Do:
Evaluate and improve AI-generated health analytics, outputs, and data interpretations for accuracy and clinical relevance
Review population health datasets, dashboards, and reporting frameworks to identify gaps, errors, or misleading insights
Provide structured feedback on AI outputs related to health trends, disparities, and intervention strategies
Apply your public health expertise to assess the quality and real-world applicability of AI-generated recommendations
Work independently and asynchronously on task-based assignments
Who You Are:
Experienced working with healthcare, public health, or population-level datasets
Strong analytical thinker with hands-on knowledge of health data metrics and surveillance systems
Skilled at translating complex data into clear, actionable insights
Familiar with dashboards, data pipelines, or reporting tools used in public health or health informatics
Detail-oriented, reliable, and comfortable working independently
Nice to Have:
Background in epidemiology, biostatistics, or health policy
Experience with data annotation, data quality assessment, or evaluation frameworks
Familiarity with AI or machine learning applications in healthcare
Prior work in community health, health equity, or population surveillance programs
Why Join Us:
Work on cutting-edge AI projects alongside top research labs and health data teams
Fully remote and flexible — work on your own schedule
Freelance perks: autonomy, variety, and meaningful work
Apply your public health expertise to problems that matter at scale
Potential for ongoing work and contract extension
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