Remote Hospitalist: Inpatient Documentation Auditor

OpenTrain AI; United States; Remote; USD 138,000 - 158,000; Part time

Job summary

OpenTrain AI is seeking experienced hospitalists to remotely review inpatient documentation for AI training quality. You will read admission H&Ps, progress notes, and discharge summaries, judge clinical accuracy, and provide concise reasoning and feedback.

The role is part-time, fully remote within the United States, paid hourly at $100–$115. A flexible schedule with no fixed shifts lets you align with your clinical duties while contributing to high‑quality documentation standards.

Qualifications

• Board-certified MD or DO in Internal Medicine or Family Medicine.
• Five+ years of attending hospitalist work or leadership in documentation audit.
• Professional fluency in English; well versed in inpatient documentation standards and hospital quality assurance processes.
• Ability to evaluate clinical documentation and explain subtle clinical reasoning clearly while working remotely as a contractor.
• Familiarity with how chart documentation shapes coding, billing and compliance.

Responsibilities

• Read admission H&Ps, daily progress notes and discharge summaries and judge clinical accuracy and completeness.
• Resolve ambiguous or conflicting chart details and record a clear, reasoned decision for each case.
• Find clinically significant errors and omissions, grade each one by severity, and apply structured review rubrics across cases.
• Write short reasoning for every decision and provide practical feedback to sharpen review guidelines and quality standards.

Skills

Hospitalist experience

English fluency

Documentation review

Education

MD/DO in Internal or Family Medicine

Job description

OpenTrain AI is seeking experienced hospitalists to remotely review inpatient documentation for AI training quality. You will read admission H&Ps, progress notes, and discharge summaries, judge clinical accuracy, and provide concise reasoning and feedback.

The role is part-time, fully remote within the United States, paid hourly at $100–$115. A flexible schedule with no fixed shifts lets you align with your clinical duties while contributing to high‑quality documentation standards.