Clinical Data Entry and Labeling Associate (Part Time)
$48,750 per year
ApplyClinical Data Entry and Labeling Associate (Part Time)
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SENIORITY
Entry
SALARY
$48,750 per year
About the role
- Extract information from clinical trial protocols and related documents and enter it into structured fields in the Faro platform
- Apply labeling and annotation guidelines to structured data to support AI model training and evaluation
- Follow defined rules and quality standards consistently across large volumes of work
- Perform self review and peer review using established quality check processes
- Flag ambiguous or unclear source content for review rather than resolving independently
- Meet accuracy and productivity expectations for data entry and data labeling tasks
- Collaborate cross-functionally to capture recurring issues, translate them into actionable product/training improvements
- Enrollment in or completion of coursework in biology, computational biology, bioinformatics, biomedical engineering, or a related life sciences field
- Ability to read and understand scientific and clinical documents
- Strong attention to detail and comfort performing structured, repetitive tasks
- Reliable availability for up to thirty hours per week
- Ability to follow detailed written instructions and apply rules consistently
- Skills and Competencies
- Familiarity with clinical trial protocols
- Experience with data entry, data labeling, or data annotation work
- Interest in applied AI in life sciences
- SalaryHourly range for this position is $20 to $25 per hour
- Individual hourly pay is determined by work location and additional factors, including job-related skills, experience, and relevant education or training
- Available to work 30 hours per week
- This role is required to work in the office
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