Gastroenterologist/Hepatologist AI Evaluation Expert

Use your gastroenterology and hepatology expertise to help improve AI-generated medical responses. Your work will cover clinical scenarios and review how well AI handles diagnosis, clinical judgment, safety, and evidence-based reasoning.

• Design and solve advanced cases involving inflammatory bowel disease, complex endoscopy, cirrhosis, hepatitis, GI cancers, and related conditions.
• Review AI responses for diagnostic accuracy, clinical reasoning, safety, and evidence-based answers.
• Identify gaps in areas such as motility disorders, pancreaticobiliary disease, and transplant hepatology.
• Work with medical peers and AI researchers, and provide structured feedback to improve clinical and educational AI.

What it pays and takes

• Compensation: Not disclosed.
• Hours: 20–40 hours per week, including at least 4 hours per day with some overlap in Pacific Time.
• Location and engagement: Fully remote contractor role, open worldwide. The initial term is one month, with possible extension.
• Required: An MD or equivalent, at least three years of recent active medical practice, and board certification or an equivalent qualification in gastroenterology and/or hepatology.
• Required: Strong knowledge of inflammatory bowel disease, hepatitis, cirrhosis, GI oncology, endoscopic procedures, and liver medicine.
• Required: Ability to explain complex medical reasoning clearly in patient-friendly language and professional fluency in written and spoken English.
• Helpful background: Familiarity with digital medical tools and education at a highly regarded medical institution.

How it works

Apply on OpenTrain with your resume, then complete the application on the hiring site.

About AI training work

OpenTrain is a platform where people find AI training projects, build a profile, and apply. AI training uses human examples and expert review to improve AI systems, and clinicians help assess whether medical responses are accurate and safe.