The Work
You will evaluate dermatology images and AI-generated clinical content used to improve medical language and vision systems. Your reviews will help assess whether medical outputs are accurate, safe, complete, and clinically useful.
- Review image quality, including blur, lighting, exposure, color, framing, and diagnostic usability.
- Assess likely skin conditions when appropriate and assign confidence ratings when needed.
- Review AI-generated diagnoses, treatment plans, case summaries, and other dermatology content.
- Compare model outputs with professional dermatology standards and document clear reasoning.
- Use web-based evaluation and annotation tools, image zoom features, guidelines, and structured questionnaires.
What It Pays and Takes
Pay details are not provided for this role. The assignment is remote and requires substantial dermatology expertise, careful visual review, and comfort working with sensitive or graphic medical images.
- Open to candidates in the United States.
- Fluent in English.
- Expected commitment of at least 20 hours per week.
- Assignment expected to last 12 weeks.
- At least four hours per day and four hours of overlap with Pacific Time are required.
- Fully licensed, practicing medical doctor in the United States with an MD, MBBS, or equivalent qualification.
- Specialization in dermatology and at least five years of post-residency dermatology experience.
- Strong dermatological judgment, close attention to visual detail, and technical comfort with online annotation platforms.
- Experience with medical content review, clinical research, annotation, or AI and machine learning evaluation is helpful.