Remote Hepatology Expert: AI Safety & Validation

Labela; California; Remote; USD 207,000 - 344,000; Full time

Job summary

Labela seeks U.S.-based hepatologists at all career stages for a flexible, remote engagement to validate AI-driven clinical reasoning in hepatology. You will audit diagnostic and treatment strategies to ensure safety and adherence to AASLD standards, offering expert ground truth for complex cases.

The role emphasizes concise, technical feedback, with project-based hours around a clinician's schedule. Priority is given to candidates in California for the current cohort, but the position remains

Qualifications

• Credentials: Board-certified or board-eligible in Transplant Hepatology (ABIM).
• Experience: 2+ years of postgraduate clinical training.
• Citizenship: Must be based in the United States.
• Communication: Ability to provide concise, technical feedback on complex clinical cases.

Responsibilities

• Clinical Logic Auditing: Review and refine AI-generated diagnostic and treatment strategies to ensure alignment with AASLD standards.
• High-Complexity Validation: Provide expert-level ground truth for intricate hepatological case presentations, liver imaging, and biopsy correlation.
• Safety Oversight: Identify clinical inaccuracies or hallucinations in AI outputs that could impact patient safety or triage decisions.
• Strategic Consulting: Advise on the development of AI-driven clinical decision support tools for hepatological care.

Skills

Clinical feedback

Concise feedback

Remote collaboration

Education

ABIM Transplant Hepatology certification

Senior resident or fellow PGY-2+

2+ years postgraduate clinical training

Job description

Labela seeks U.S.-based hepatologists at all career stages for a flexible, remote engagement to validate AI-driven clinical reasoning in hepatology. You will audit diagnostic and treatment strategies to ensure safety and adherence to AASLD standards, offering expert ground truth for complex cases.

The role emphasizes concise, technical feedback, with project-based hours around a clinician's schedule. Priority is given to candidates in California for the current cohort, but the position remains