EMT Expert - Remote Contract AI Evaluation
Listing checked September 22, 2026 · pay as published by AfterQuery
Overview
AfterQuery needs practicing EMTs to write the prehospital cases that frontier AI labs use to check how models reason under pressure. You will turn real dispatch-to-handoff calls into training and evaluation material, complete with reference answers that explain the field logic behind each protocol choice. The contract runs remote and async, with about 10 hours each week that you schedule. Pay ranges from $40 to $65 per hour and arrives through Stripe. Strong NREMT credentials, BLS protocols knowledge, and scene safety judgment matter more than writing background.
What You'll Do6
- 1Build prehospital scenarios that follow a call from initial dispatch to patient handoff.
- 2Write answer keys that show the clinical reasoning and protocol steps an EMT would use.
- 3Review model responses for correct protocol use and safe scene management.
- 4Mark output that sounds plausible but would create danger at the scene.
- 5Use NREMT and state scope of practice to keep every scenario realistic.
- 6Document assessment findings and handoff details in clear written English.
Requirements8
- 1Active NREMT certification and a current state EMT license.
- 2Two or more years on a 911 or interfacility ambulance.
- 3Ability to assess patients, apply BLS protocols, and control a scene.
- 4Written English clear enough for assessment notes and handoff reports.
- 5Availability for at least 10 hours each week.
- 6High-volume urban EMS experience preferred.
- 7FTO, continuing education instructor, or EMS education background preferred.
- 8AEMT certification or enrollment in paramedic school preferred.
Who Should Apply
The ideal candidate holds an active NREMT card and state EMT license, has spent at least two years on 911 or interfacility calls, and can explain every protocol choice in plain English. Experience in a high-volume urban system, as an FTO, or as a CE instructor helps because the work asks you to teach through written scenarios. People often lose fit when their resume lists certification but shows no direct field time, or when their writing samples lack the detail needed to document assessments and handoffs. This role is less suitable for EMTs who want scheduled shifts, station time, or patient contact, since the contract is remote, async, and focused on writing and grading. Candidates who cannot commit 10 hours each week should skip it.
Salary Insight
The contract pays $40 to $65 per hour, with hours tracked and paid through Stripe. That range sits above many standard EMT field wages and matches the higher end for EMS educators, FTOs, or paramedics who bring advanced credentials. You set your own schedule, but the listing expects at least 10 hours each week.
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Application Tip
When you apply, upload both your NREMT card and active state EMT license, and note the 911 or interfacility call volume you handled, such as years on a high-volume urban system. Add a short writing sample that documents a patient assessment and handoff, because the role grades written English and clinical reasoning. If you have FTO, CE instructor, or paramedic school experience, put that near the top of your resume.
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