CT Scan Annotation Specialist — Radiology AI

Globik AI; United States; A distancia; USD 21.000 - 34.000; Jornada completa

Descripción de la vacante

Globik AI seeks qualified radiologists and medical imaging professionals to support medical AI projects involving CT scan data annotation and evaluation. You will review CT studies, identify anatomical structures and clinical findings, and evaluate AI-generated outputs according to project-specific medical guidelines.

Responsibilities include reviewing studies, annotating findings, and ensuring consistency across CT slices and imaging views, while flagging unclear cases and documenting difficult

Formación

• Radiologists, radiology residents, or trained medical imaging professionals.
• Experience interpreting CT studies.
• Experience in radiology reporting, medical annotation, clinical research, or medical AI is a plus.

Responsabilidades

• Review CT studies and related reports.
• Identify and annotate anatomical structures, lesions, and abnormalities.
• Perform classification, localization, segmentation, or other annotation tasks.
• Maintain consistency across CT slices and imaging views.
• Evaluate AI-generated findings against CT images when required.
• Identify clinically meaningful errors, omissions, or inconsistencies.
• Flag unclear or poor-quality studies.
• Document difficult cases and maintain high annotation quality.
• Participate in calibration and quality reviews when required.
• Credential verification may be required.
• A reliable internet connection and computer are required.

Conocimientos

Radiology interpretation

CT annotation

Medical imaging

Herramientas

Annotation tools

Descripción del empleo

Globik AI seeks qualified radiologists and medical imaging professionals to support medical AI projects involving CT scan data annotation and evaluation. You will review CT studies, identify anatomical structures and clinical findings, and evaluate AI-generated outputs according to project-specific medical guidelines.

Responsibilities include reviewing studies, annotating findings, and ensuring consistency across CT slices and imaging views, while flagging unclear cases and documenting difficult