The work
You will create emergency medical services evaluation data and review AI-generated treatment plans. The work draws on practical advanced life support judgment, with a focus on protocol accuracy and patient safety.
- Write realistic ALS scenarios, from dispatch through transfer of care.
- Create reference answers that explain the clinical reasoning behind each intervention.
- Rate model-generated treatment plans for protocol accuracy and patient safety.
- Flag plans that sound plausible but could harm a patient.
- Apply emergency medicine judgment in cardiology, airway management, and pharmacology.
What it pays and takes
- Work arrangement: Remote independent contractor work, completed asynchronously with no fixed shifts.
- Weekly hours: 20+ hours. The work is ongoing, and you can adjust your weekly workload.
- Location: Remote, with eligibility limited to the countries supported for this role.
- Language: Clear written English for documenting clinical decisions so another medic can follow your reasoning.
- Required: NRP certification, an active state paramedic license, and at least two years of ALS field experience on a 911 service.
- Required: Strong knowledge of cardiology, airway management, and pharmacology.
- Helpful: FP-C or CCP-C credentials, FTO experience, field supervision, EMS education, or experience in a high-acuity urban system or tactical EMS setting.
- Payment is sent weekly via Stripe.
How it works
Apply on OpenTrain with your resume, then complete the application on the hiring site.
About AI training work
AI training work uses human-created examples and reviews to help measure how well AI systems respond. Paramedic expertise helps assess whether generated treatment plans follow emergency care protocols and protect patient safety.
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