Paid Clinical Workflow Usability Study
Listing checked September 25, 2026 · pay as published by Terac
Overview
Terac pays nurses, physicians, clinical informatics specialists, and healthcare IT administrators to test a simulated hospital platform. You work from your own desktop, screen share with the research team, and move through realistic clinical workflows from start to finish. The session centers on how hospital tools support patient care in actual practice, not on hypothetical features. You then discuss the system logic, usability, and clinical accuracy, and compare what you see with real electronic health records workflows. The study runs remote, so you need a quiet space and a stable video connection.
What You'll Do8
- 1Join a remote video call and share your desktop with the research team.
- 2Open a simulated healthcare environment and learn its layout.
- 3Build clinical workflow tasks that match real hospital routines.
- 4Run each task from start to finish inside the platform.
- 5Talk through your choices as you move between screens and functions.
- 6Point out where the system logic clashes with hospital operations.
- 7Rate the platform on usability and clinical accuracy.
- 8Give feedback on friction points that could affect patient care.
Requirements6
- 1Current clinical professional or healthcare IT specialist.
- 2Hands-on use of hospital software systems in your current role.
- 3Comfort with building and running clinical workflows in a digital setting.
- 4Ability to join a remote video call and share your screen.
- 5Experience with electronic health records and complex clinical tasks.
- 6Skill in narrating your decision process while you work.
Who Should Apply
The ideal candidate holds an active clinical or healthcare IT role and uses hospital software each week. Nurses, physicians, clinical informatics specialists, and healthcare IT administrators fit the study best. People who lack hands-on use of electronic health records or who work from paper records often struggle with the simulated tasks. A common reason candidates score low: they describe clinical workflows in broad terms instead of walking through exact steps. Another miss: no quiet space or no ability to share a screen during the video call.
Salary Insight
The listing does not state a rate. Terac discusses pay during the screening stage, so ask about the study payment and session length before you agree to join.
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Name the hospital software systems you use in your current role, then list two or three clinical workflows you execute each week, such as medication reconciliation or discharge planning. Add a line about your comfort with screen sharing and live narration, since the study depends on both.
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