Intensivist

What You'll Do4

• Build expert-level tasks from real ICU workflows: rapid assessment of ICU patients, ventilator management, hemodynamic and shock care, sepsis treatment, point-of-care ultrasound, and care planning.
• Assess AI-generated answers for clinical accuracy, patient safety, and consistency with current critical care guidelines.
• Write clear, structured feedback that shows where a model's reasoning falls short and how to correct it.
• Complete project tasks on your own schedule, with no minimum hour requirement and no fixed shift.

Requirements10

• MD, DO, or equivalent medical degree.
• Completed residency plus fellowship training in critical care medicine.
• Active license to practice medicine in the United States.
• Clinical depth in at least one area: medical critical care, surgical and trauma critical care, neurocritical care, cardiac and cardiovascular critical care, respiratory failure and mechanical ventilation, ECMO, sepsis and shock, resuscitation, or point-of-care ultrasound in the ICU.
• US work authorization.
• Strong written communication and close attention to detail.
• Ability to explain complex critical care concepts in plain language.
• Comfort working on your own in a remote, asynchronous setting.
• Board certification or board eligibility in critical care medicine, or a second fellowship in a subspecialty.
• Experience at an academic medical center or teaching hospital, peer-reviewed publications, clinical research, or work with AI-assisted medical tools.

Who Should Apply

A practicing intensivist with a US medical license, completed critical care fellowship, and comfort across ICU domains such as medical, surgical, neuro, or cardiac care. You can explain complex cases in writing and want project-based work that fits around clinical duties.

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