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Remolity, Inc. is seeking practicing pharmacists for a paid expert review study to benchmark AI in clinical decision making. You will assess de-identified cases and pharmaceutical product images, and help develop scoring rubrics for AI evaluation.
This is a fully remote independent contractor role requiring a PharmD, US residency, and fluent English. Payments are processed weekly with a flexible schedule, designed for experienced clinicians contributing to AI benchmark projects.
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We're running a paid study on clinical decision-making to help benchmark medical AI systems. This work feeds directly into improving how automated tools interpret pharmaceutical data and patient cases. Your medical expertise ensures these emerging technologies rely on accurate, real‑world clinical standards.
You will review a series of de‑identified clinical cases and pharmaceutical product images through our remote platform. For each case, you will provide detailed expert reviews and help develop scoring rubrics for AI evaluation. The workflow involves assessing the provided data, identifying key clinical markers, and documenting your professional judgment. You will complete these tasks asynchronously while following our structured evaluation guidelines.
We are looking for practicing pharmacists with strong clinical evaluation skills. We welcome retail pharmacists, clinical pharmacists, and those working in specialized hospital settings. Candidates should be highly comfortable reviewing patient cases and communicating complex medical reasoning clearly.
Referral eligibility: US retail/community pharmacists with a PharmD. Age 18+ and English fluency required.
This role is open to people based in: United States.
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