Medical Documentation Specialist for AI Training

Apply your medical expertise to help train next-generation AI systems through authentic, high-quality professional documentation. Your contributions will help improve how AI models learn, reason, and perform. Prior AI experience is not required, your medical domain knowledge is the focus.

• Provide original medical documents you personally authored, such as PDFs or Word files, for AI training use.
• Submit materials that demonstrate substantive medical writing, including case reports, clinical documentation, research manuscripts, and internal training guides.
• Include multimodal content where available, combining text with tables, charts, diagrams, figures, or other illustrative elements.
• Use professional judgment to protect confidentiality and rigorously remove sensitive or personally identifying information.
• Curate documents of varied lengths, ideally 10 to 100 pages per file, to support different training scenarios.
• Provide clear written context or clarification about submitted materials when needed.
• Contribute remotely as part of an AI training project.

• Advanced education, training, or credentials in medicine, healthcare, clinical research, or a closely related field, such as MD, DO, PhD, or RN.
• Extensive experience authoring, creating, or compiling high-quality medical documentation and technical reports.
• Strong medical writing and documentation skills, medical depth, and sound confidentiality and de-identification judgment.
• Knowledge of patient confidentiality and ethical documentation practices.
• Ability to communicate complex medical information clearly in writing and verbally.
• Experience integrating figures, visuals, and structured data into documentation.
• Comfort sharing a range of original portfolio documents in PDF or Word format.
• Experience as a medical practitioner, researcher, academic, or clinical documentation specialist is a plus.

• Remote independent contractor engagement.

$20 to $40 per hour.