Help improve dermatology AI by reviewing clinical images and evaluating model-generated assessments. This part-time contractor role pays $270 per hour and requires an active, unrestricted U.S. medical license.
Medical & Health
Remote Hourly · $270/hr
$270/hr
Compensation
1 country
Eligibility
Entry
Experience
Sep 10, 2026
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United States
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Contractor and part-time engagement
United States-based opportunity
20+ hours per week
Pay: $270 USD per hour
About AI Training and Medical Image Review
AI training is the human side of building artificial intelligence. Medical specialists help models learn by reviewing examples, evaluating generated outputs, and defining the standards that distinguish accurate, useful responses from unsafe or incomplete ones.
In this role, your dermatology expertise will support image-based evaluation and clinical reasoning for advanced medical AI. The work is non-clinical and does not involve direct patient care.
Help shape how AI interprets dermatological presentations
Apply clinical knowledge to image classification and output evaluation
Contribute to safer and more reliable medical AI systems
The Role
OpenTrain AI is seeking a Dermatology Clinical Image AI Reviewer to assess high-resolution images of skin lesions and review AI-generated dermatology assessments. You will help establish accurate, consistent standards for describing and interpreting dermatological images.
The listing identifies this opportunity as entry level, while the required qualifications include a medical degree, an active unrestricted U.S. medical license, and at least five years of post-residency clinical dermatology experience.
Subject matter: Dermatology clinical image review
Data type: Clinical images
Work types: Classification and evaluation rating
Language: Fluent English
Location: United States
What You'll Do
You will review clinical images of skin lesions, identify dermatological conditions, and describe visible findings using precise medical terminology. You will also assess whether AI-generated dermatology outputs align with clinical reasoning and accepted standards of care.
The role includes developing clear guidance for high-quality image assessments and providing clinical insight that improves model understanding and classification of dermatological presentations. Accuracy, consistency, and adherence to medical and project standards are essential.
Identify dermatological conditions from clinical images
Describe lesion color, shape, morphology, distribution, severity, and progression
Evaluate AI-generated dermatology assessments against clinical reasoning and accepted standards of care
Write guidelines and criteria for high-quality dermatological image assessments
Provide clinical insight to improve model understanding and classification
Maintain accurate, consistent work aligned with medical and project standards
Requirements
This project requires substantial clinical dermatology expertise and the ability to evaluate medical content from images. Candidates must be able to communicate findings clearly in fluent English and apply consistent clinical judgment to AI-generated assessments.
Prior experience with image annotation or medical education is helpful. Familiarity with evaluating clinical content against defined criteria can support accurate and consistent contributions.
Medical degree and M.D. credential
Active, unrestricted U.S. medical license
At least five years of post-residency clinical dermatology experience
Strong ability to identify and describe dermatological conditions from clinical images
Ability to use precise medical terminology for lesion characteristics
Fluent English communication skills
Ability to assess clinical image interpretation and explain quality criteria
Why Work in AI Training
AI training and data-labeling work offers specialists a direct way to influence how emerging systems perform in their field. Medical contributors bring essential expertise that general-purpose models cannot reliably provide on their own.
Many AI training projects are flexible and remote, allowing contributors to fit project work around other responsibilities. Specialized knowledge can also open opportunities to contribute to advanced projects at the intersection of professional expertise and technology.
Contribute to cutting-edge medical AI development
Use your dermatology expertise beyond traditional clinical settings
Build experience in a rapidly growing AI training industry
Work part time with a 20+ hour weekly commitment
How to Apply Through OpenTrain
Create a free OpenTrain account and complete your professional profile with your medical education, dermatology experience, U.S. license status, and relevant image-review or education background. Apply through OpenTrain to be considered for this contractor project.
Be prepared to demonstrate your ability to identify dermatological conditions from clinical images, describe lesion characteristics precisely, evaluate AI-generated clinical assessments, and explain the criteria for a high-quality dermatological image assessment.
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