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AI training jobs for doctors and medical specialists

AI labs need medical experts to check how their models answer clinical questions. The work is usually reviewing model answers for accuracy and safety, writing questions a model gets wrong, and grading responses against what a careful clinician would say.

Most roles are remote, hourly contracts you fit around clinical work. Platforms usually ask for a license or board certification in your specialty, and some test your knowledge before you start.

  • 10open roles
  • $55–$350/hrlisted pay

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Listings updated Oct 29, 2026

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Questions

Who are these roles for?

They're for physicians, specialists, dentists, pharmacists, nurses and other licensed clinicians. Each listing says what the platform asks for.

How much do they pay?

Open roles on this page list $55–$350/hr, as published by each platform. Rates change as projects open and close.

How do I apply?

Click Apply on a role to finish your application on the platform's own site. ExpertTrain AI doesn't hire anyone itself.

Do I need to stop practising to do this?

No. These are flexible contracts, and most people do them alongside their regular work. Each platform sets its own minimum hours, if any.

What qualifications do platforms ask for?

Usually a medical degree and an active license or board certification in the specialty the role names. Specialist roles, like radiology or dermatology, tend to pay more than general ones.

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