Hematologist/Oncologist AI Evaluation Physician

You will use your clinical expertise to create and solve advanced hematology and oncology scenarios, then assess AI-generated responses. Your feedback will help improve the accuracy, safety, and reliability of AI systems.

• Create and solve scenarios covering cancer diagnosis, chemotherapy protocols, blood disorders, coagulation conditions, transplantation, and supportive care.
• Review AI responses for diagnostic accuracy, clinical judgment, safety, and evidence-based reasoning.
• Identify gaps across hematology and oncology specialties, and provide structured feedback to AI researchers and medical peers.
• Explain complex clinical reasoning in clear, patient-friendly language.

Schedule and requirements

• Work arrangement: Fully remote contractor role, open worldwide.
• Hours: 20 to 40 hours per week, with at least four hours per day and some overlap with Pacific Time.
• Term: One month initially, with a possible extension. The contractor role does not include medical or paid leave.
• Education and experience: MD or equivalent medical qualification, at least three years of active practice, and education from a top-tier institution.
• Certification: Board certification or an equivalent qualification in hematology and/or oncology.
• Expertise: Solid tumors, blood cancers, coagulation disorders, and cancer treatments.
• Communication: Effective written and spoken English. Familiarity with digital medical tools is helpful.

How to apply

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

About AI training work

OpenTrain is a free platform for finding AI-training work and starting an application. AI training uses human-created examples and reviews to help AI systems learn, and this role applies clinical expertise to assess medical accuracy and safety.