About this role
Role Overview
Apply your outpatient clinical expertise to improve the accuracy, safety, and practical value of clinical documentation and decision-support AI. You will review, annotate, and evaluate documentation using the perspective of a practicing ambulatory physician.
Key Responsibilities- Review outpatient clinical notes, encounter summaries, and EHR documentation for accuracy, completeness, and clinical soundness.
- Assess AI-generated notes and summaries against the documentation a practicing physician would produce.
- Annotate outpatient encounter data according to detailed guidelines.
- Identify omissions, hallucinations, clinical inaccuracies, and documentation gaps in AI-generated output.
- Provide structured written feedback for engineering and product teams.
- Contribute expertise to annotation guidelines, documentation standards, and edge-case definitions.
- Raise questions when guidance is unclear and help refine the guidelines.
- MD or DO currently practicing in an outpatient or ambulatory setting, in any specialty.
- Based in the United States.
- Direct experience writing clinical notes in an outpatient setting.
- English proficiency plus advanced C1 or higher speaking, listening, and writing ability in at least one additional language: Czech, Catalan, Danish, Dutch, Vietnamese, or Finnish.
- Written language proficiency is essential because the work involves reviewing clinical material and producing structured feedback.
- At least 2 years of post-residency clinical practice.
- Familiarity with Epic.
- Experience with clinical documentation quality review, note auditing, or clinical documentation integrity exposure.
- Prior AI or machine learning annotation or model-evaluation experience.
- Experience documenting patient care in a language other than English.
- Remote, part-time hourly engagement.
- Minimum commitment of 10 hours per week.
- Flexible scheduling designed to fit around an active clinical practice.
$170 to $190 per hour.
EligibilityThis opportunity is for currently practicing outpatient or ambulatory physicians in the multilingual cohort who meet the English and additional-language requirements.