GenAI Medical Research SME (MD) – Flexible Projects

Cactus Communications; Missouri; Teletrabalho; USD 207 000 - 344 000; Tempo integral

Vantagens oferecidas por esta oferta de emprego

Flexible, asynchronous engagement

Project-based (no fixed hours)

Resumo da oferta

Cactus Communications seeks experienced physician‑researchers to serve as SME in Generative AI for medical research. You will support development and validation of GenAI products, collaborating with cross‑functional teams to design workflows that improve evidence generation, translation, and dissemination.

Ideal candidates are active physicians with hands‑on clinical research, a strong publication record, and familiarity with CONSORT/PRISMA.

Qualificações

• MD with Internal Medicine specialization and active U.S. license.
• Board certification in Internal Medicine is required or in process.
• Evidence of peer‑reviewed publications as first/senior author.
• Experience conducting or supervising RCTs, systematic reviews, or meta‑analyses.

Responsabilidades

• Provide expert guidance in product and workflow design for clinical research.
• Evaluate GenAI outputs for scientific accuracy and methodological rigor.
• Collaborate with product, data scientists, and engineers to validate tools.
• Represent the organization in customer engagements and thought leadership.

Conhecimentos

Strong analytical and critical review

Excellent communication

Clinical research experience (RCTs, SR

Cross-functional collaboration

Formação académica

MD degree - Internal Medicine

Board certification in Internal Medicine

Active U.S. clinical license

Advanced research training (PhD/MPH/MS)

Ferramentas

PubMed

Embase

ClinicalTrials.gov

Cochrane Library

Descrição da oferta de emprego

Cactus Communications seeks experienced physician‑researchers to serve as SME in Generative AI for medical research. You will support development and validation of GenAI products, collaborating with cross‑functional teams to design workflows that improve evidence generation, translation, and dissemination.

Ideal candidates are active physicians with hands‑on clinical research, a strong publication record, and familiarity with CONSORT/PRISMA.