Physician for AI Training and Evaluation

SaidGig; New York (NY); Remote; USD 158,000 - 207,000; Part time

Job summary

SaidGig is seeking physicians to apply clinical judgment to evaluate and improve AI models. This ongoing opportunity involves creating clinical vignettes from your own practice, with attending-level reference answers, while considering real-patient care constraints.

Matching projects may begin on short notice and invitations will be sent when work relevant to your specialty is available. The role focuses on evaluating AI-driven diagnostic reasoning, identifying when recommendations are

Qualifications

• MD or DO with board certification and an active, unrestricted license.
• Active clinical practice, or sufficiently recent practice to explain clinical decisions.

Responsibilities

• Create clinical vignettes with presentation, labs, imaging, and reference answers.
• Evaluate AI-generated diagnostic reasoning and guideline-aligned workups.
• Identify contraindicated recommendations based on comorbidities or access to care.

Skills

Board-certified

Active clinical practice

Excellent written communication

Comfort with ambiguity

Education

MD or DO with board certification

Job description

Role Overview

Apply your clinical judgment to help evaluate and improve advanced AI models. Your expertise will inform the standards used to assess clinical reasoning, including whether recommendations are appropriate for real patients and real-world care constraints.This is an ongoing opportunity for physicians interested in AI training and evaluation work, rather than a posting for one currently active project. Matching projects may begin with short notice, and candidates are contacted when work relevant to their specialty becomes available.

Key Responsibilities

• Create clinical vignettes based on your own practice, including presentation, laboratory findings, imaging, and an attending-level reference answer.
• Evaluate AI-generated diagnostic reasoning, including the order and quality of differentials, anchoring risks, and whether proposed workups align with clinical guidelines.
• Identify recommendations that may be textbook-defensible but unsuitable for a particular patient because of comorbidities, contraindications, or access to care.

Qualifications

• M.D. or D.O. with board certification and a current, active, unrestricted license.
• Active clinical practice, or sufficiently recent practice to clearly explain the reasoning behind clinical decisions.
• Strong written communication skills for explaining clinical reasoning.
• Comfort working with ambiguous tasks and raising unclear instructions.
• Final-year residents and fellows are welcome to apply.

Work Terms

• Remote, hourly engagement.
• Individual project invitations identify the applicable rate, expected hours, and client.
• Project placement depends on specialty fit and current project availability. Contact may occur within a week or take several months.

Compensation

$115 to $150 per hour, with final project-specific terms provided in the project invitation.

Eligibility

Complete one registration to be considered across all qualifying physician networks. Completing the domain-expert interview and joining each network for which you qualify can improve the likelihood of receiving a matching project invitation.