Licensed Physicians - Medical Content Reviewer

What You'll Do8

• Assess clinical EHR vignettes that pair a patient scenario with a question, a proposed answer, and a misleading trap option.
• Rate each vignette for accuracy and completeness, and flag stems that give the correct answer away.
• Decide whether the proposed answer is clinically correct and whether a grader can score it the same way twice.
• Test whether the reasoning chain reaches its conclusion from vignette facts alone.
• Repair faulty reasoning traces and attach a short written rationale to each correction.
• Score trap quality on diagnosis and treatment items across the major body systems.
• Finish blind reviews before adjudication and submit work by the project deadline.
• Meet the listed acceptance criteria so completed tasks count toward payment.

Requirements7

• MD or DO degree with an active, unrestricted license from a US state board, verifiable with that board.
• Board certification or a completed residency program, along with recent direct patient care.
• Broad multi-system diagnostic and treatment experience gained in internal, family, emergency, or hospital medicine.
• Confident clinical reasoning across differential diagnosis, next-step management, and evidence-based guidelines.
• Written English at C1 level or above.
• Residence in one of the eligible US states listed in the posting.
• Current, hands-on practice as a physician.

Preferred Qualifications4

• Prior work on medical AI evaluation
• Experience reviewing clinical content or exam questions
• Medical annotation or QA background
• Attending-level practice

Who Should Apply

Practicing US physicians who still see patients and can weigh a differential across many organ systems will settle into these reviews fast. The work suits internists, family physicians, and emergency or hospital medicine doctors who want part-time, project-based income alongside clinical duties.

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