Registered Dietitian Expert (Clinical Nutrition)

You will help evaluate how well AI handles clinical nutrition decisions. Your work will draw on medical nutrition therapy and nutrition assessment to create realistic patient scenarios and review model responses.

You will use professional judgment to assess whether nutrition advice is evidence-based, clinically appropriate, and safe for the specific patient.

The work is ongoing, fully remote, and asynchronous. There are no fixed hours, and you can adjust your weekly workload while maintaining the minimum commitment.

• Write nutrition scenarios that follow a patient from referral through follow-up.
• Develop reference answers that explain the clinical reasoning behind each recommendation.
• Grade AI responses for evidence quality, clinical appropriateness, and patient safety.
• Flag advice that appears healthy but could harm a specific patient.
• Apply consistent judgment when reviewing nutrition-care reasoning.

This is independent contractor work for a registered dietitian with clinical or community nutrition experience. Strong written English is needed to document nutrition care plans and clinical reasoning.

• Pay: $60 to $90 per hour.
• Schedule: At least 10 hours per week, with no fixed hours and flexible weekly scheduling.
• Location: Fully remote; available to candidates in the countries listed for this role.
• Credential: Registered Dietitian credential from CDR, with state licensure where required.
• Experience: At least two years of clinical or community nutrition practice.
• Knowledge: Medical nutrition therapy and nutrition assessment.
• Language: Clear written English.
• Helpful background: Critical care, renal, oncology, or pediatric nutrition experience.
• Helpful credentials: CNSC, CSR, or CSO board certification.
• Additional valued experience: Precepting interns or teaching nutrition content.

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