Hematologist/Oncologist AI Evaluation Physician

You will use your clinical expertise to create and solve advanced hematology and oncology scenarios, then assess AI-generated responses. Your feedback will help improve the accuracy, safety, and reliability of AI systems.

• Create and solve scenarios covering cancer diagnosis, chemotherapy protocols, blood disorders, coagulation conditions, transplantation, and supportive care.
• Review AI responses for diagnostic accuracy, clinical judgment, safety, and evidence-based reasoning.
• Identify gaps across hematology and oncology specialties, and provide structured feedback to AI researchers and medical peers.
• Explain complex clinical reasoning in clear, patient-friendly language.

• Work arrangement: Fully remote contractor role, open worldwide.
• Hours: 20 to 40 hours per week, with at least four hours per day and some overlap with Pacific Time.
• Term: One month initially, with a possible extension. The contractor role does not include medical or paid leave.
• Education and experience: MD or equivalent medical qualification, at least three years of active practice, and education from a top-tier institution.
• Certification: Board certification or an equivalent qualification in hematology and/or oncology.
• Expertise: Solid tumors, blood cancers, coagulation disorders, and cancer treatments.
• Communication: Effective written and spoken English. Familiarity with digital medical tools is helpful.

Submit your resume on OpenTrain, then complete the application on the hiring site.

OpenTrain is a free platform for finding AI-training work and starting an application. AI training uses human-created examples and reviews to help AI systems learn, and this role applies clinical expertise to assess medical accuracy and safety.