Senior Radiology AI Trainer (Remote, Flexible)

DataAnnotation; San Mateo (CA); Remote; USD 83.000 - 172.000; Vollzeit

Benefits dieser Stelle

Flexible schedule

Remote work

Project-based

Zusammenfassung

DataAnnotation is seeking an experienced radiologist or imaging technologist to train AI models by reading diagnostic images and crafting structured reports. You will compare interpretations, explain why a report may be wrong, and help guide next steps in imaging workups.

Excellent writing and clinical reasoning are essential. This remote, project-based role supports radiology reads across chest X-ray, ultrasound, nuclear medicine, and cross-sectional imaging such as CT/MRI.

Qualifikationen

• Fluency in English (native or bilingual).
• Residency-trained or board-certified radiologist, or credentialed/licensed imaging technologist.
• Hands-on experience performing or interpreting studies.
• Clear, well-organized writing with rationale for findings.
• Detail-oriented and precise in documentation.

Aufgaben

• Review de-identified studies (chest X-rays, ultrasounds, nuclear medicine scans) with clinical context.
• Write comprehensive, structured reports documenting findings, including subtle/incidental ones.
• Provide clear impressions and recommend follow-up steps or additional workup.
• Compare two independent interpretations, resolve differences, log discrepancies.
• Identify model-report gaps and explain missing or inaccurate items.

Kenntnisse

Fluent English

Hands-on experience

Clear writing ability

Ausbildung

Residency-trained radiologist

Board-certified radiologist

Credentialed imaging technologist

Jobbeschreibung

DataAnnotation is seeking an experienced radiologist or imaging technologist to train AI models by reading diagnostic images and crafting structured reports. You will compare interpretations, explain why a report may be wrong, and help guide next steps in imaging workups.

Excellent writing and clinical reasoning are essential. This remote, project-based role supports radiology reads across chest X-ray, ultrasound, nuclear medicine, and cross-sectional imaging such as CT/MRI.