Pharmacist / Pharmacy Technician, Medication Pronunciation Reviewer

SaidGig; New York (NY); Remote; USD 80,000 - 113,000; Part time

Job summary

SaidGig in the United States is seeking licensed pharmacists or experienced pharmacy technicians to help evaluate AI-focused healthcare work by reviewing how prescription medication names are spoken. This remote role uses US medication terminology in structured audio-review tasks without patient care.

You will review audio samples, score with a rubric, identify pronunciation issues, and provide concise feedback.

Qualifications

• Licensed Pharmacist, PharmD or RPh, or experienced Pharmacy Technician.
• Professional pharmacy experience in the United States.
• Strong written and spoken U.S. English proficiency.
• Familiarity with generic and brand-name medications in U.S. practice.

Responsibilities

• Review short audio samples containing spoken medication names.
• Assess whether medication names are pronounced accurately and clearly.
• Score audio using a structured evaluation rubric.
• Identify pronunciation errors, ambiguities, and inconsistencies.
• Apply evaluation standards consistently across review tasks.
• Complete an initial calibration exercise to align with scoring expectations.
• Provide concise feedback when clarification or correction is needed.
• Complete additional review batches as project needs arise.

Skills

Attention to detail

Fluent English

Education

PharmD or RPh license

Pharmacy Technician experience

Job description

Role Overview

Use your pharmacy expertise to help evaluate AI-focused healthcare work by reviewing how prescription medication names are spoken. This remote opportunity applies specialized knowledge of U.S. medication terminology to structured audio-review tasks, without providing direct patient care.

Key Responsibilities

• Review short audio samples containing spoken medication names.
• Assess whether medication names are pronounced accurately and clearly.
• Score audio using a structured evaluation rubric.
• Identify pronunciation errors, ambiguities, and inconsistencies.
• Apply evaluation standards consistently across review tasks.
• Complete an initial calibration exercise to align with scoring expectations.
• Provide concise feedback when clarification or correction is needed.
• Complete additional review batches as project needs arise.

Qualifications

• Licensed Pharmacist, PharmD or RPh, or an experienced Pharmacy Technician.
• Professional pharmacy experience in the United States.
• Strong familiarity with generic and brand-name medications commonly used in U.S. pharmacy practice.
• Ability to recognize and assess medication terminology when spoken aloud.
• Careful attention to detail, including the ability to distinguish subtle pronunciation differences.
• Ability to follow detailed rubrics and apply scoring criteria consistently.
• Strong written and spoken U.S. English proficiency.
• Experience in retail, hospital, specialty, mail-order, or other pharmacy settings is welcome.

Preferred Qualifications

• Several years of hands‑on pharmacy experience.
• Regular experience verbally communicating medication names with patients, pharmacists, physicians, or other healthcare professionals.
• Familiarity with a broad range of therapeutic areas and medication classes.
• Experience with quality assurance, annotation, clinical review, transcription review, or structured evaluation work is helpful but not required.

Work Terms

Remote, hourly engagement.Additional review opportunities may become available as new work arises.

Compensation

• $70 per hour.

Eligibility

This role is open to U.S.-based Pharmacists and Pharmacy Technicians with professional pharmacy experience in the United States.