Vascular Technologists (RVT) AI Evaluation Expert

You will create tasks and evaluate AI-generated responses using your professional knowledge of vascular ultrasound and noninvasive vascular testing. Your feedback will help identify technical errors, patient-safety concerns, and gaps against current practice and professional guidelines.

The work is remote, project-based, ongoing, and completed independently. You will work asynchronously at your own pace while applying clinical judgment across several types of vascular studies.

• Create tasks based on vascular laboratory workflows, including duplex ultrasound acquisition, Doppler waveform analysis, ABI, segmental pressures, plethysmography, stenosis and thrombosis assessment, and preliminary reporting.
• Review AI-generated responses for technical accuracy, patient safety, and alignment with vascular testing standards.
• Write clear, structured feedback that explains errors and supports better model performance.
• Evaluate arterial, venous, cerebrovascular, abdominal, dialysis access, and post-intervention examinations as relevant to each task.

This role is suited to vascular technologists who can explain complex testing concepts clearly and apply careful clinical judgment.

• Pay: up to $130 per hour.
• Time: 20+ hours per week.
• Work arrangement: part-time, contractor, remote, and project-based.
• Location: open to candidates in the United States.
• Credential: current Registered Vascular Technologist credential from ARDMS or equivalent Registered Vascular Specialist credential from CCI.
• Education: completed an accredited sonography program and a bachelor's degree.
• Technical knowledge: at least one vascular testing area, such as arterial or venous duplex, carotid and cerebrovascular studies, abdominal vascular imaging, dialysis access, or post-intervention surveillance.
• Skills: waveform and hemodynamic analysis, clear written communication, attention to detail, and independent remote work.

Additional qualifications may strengthen your fit for this work. These include RDMS or RDCS credentials, experience across multiple vascular and ultrasound specialties, or work in an IAC-accredited vascular lab, academic medical center, or vascular surgery practice.

• Experience training students or new technologists.
• Familiarity with reporting and image management systems.
• Experience across multiple vascular and ultrasound specialties.

Apply on OpenTrain with your resume, then complete the application on the hiring site. OpenTrain is where you find this role and start the application; it does not employ or pay contributors for the work.

AI training work uses human-created examples, ratings, and written feedback to improve how artificial intelligence systems respond. OpenTrain helps people find these projects and build a profile, while professional expertise is valuable when tasks require accurate clinical judgment.