Use epidemiology and real-world data to size patient populations for commercial drugs and development programs. This US-based pilot offers $150-$175 per hour for 10-20 hours, with potential recurring work.
Medical & Health
Remote Hourly · $150–$175/hr
$150–$175/hr
Compensation
1 country
Eligibility
Entry
Experience
Aug 8, 2026
Posted
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United States
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About AI Training and Expert Evaluation
AI training is the human side of building artificial intelligence. Experts review information, create evaluation criteria, and judge model outputs so AI systems can produce more accurate and useful results. In this project, your drug-development and epidemiology expertise will support evaluation of patient-population analyses.
Contribute to cutting-edge AI evaluation work
Use professional expertise to assess the quality of model-facing rubrics and analyses
Work remotely with a short, clearly defined pilot commitment
The Role
OpenTrain is seeking a US-based Patient Population Sizing Epidemiologist for a short-term pilot. You will help evaluate commercial drugs and drug-development programs by creating and critiquing rubrics, sizing patient populations with real-world data, and judging whether population estimates are sound.
The pilot is expected to require 10-20 hours over 1-2 weeks. Strong contributors may have the opportunity to participate in recurring engagements as the work scales.
Pay: $150-$175 per hour
Time requirement: Less than 20 hours per week
Engagement type: Part-time contractor
Location: United States
Language: English
What You'll Do
You will apply epidemiology and real-world data expertise across the pilot's set of drugs and indications. The work centers on building reliable patient funnels and evaluating the assumptions and sourcing behind population estimates.
Create and critique evaluation rubrics for commercial drugs and drug-development programs
Size patient populations for each drug or indication
Analyze prevalence, incidence, diagnosed, treated, and addressable patient stages
Judge whether patient-population estimates are sound and well sourced
Identify over-counting and under-counting in population estimates
Apply these methods across the pilot's drugs and indications
Requirements
This role requires substantial epidemiology experience and familiarity with pharmaceutical and biotech development. You should be able to turn real-world data into patient funnels and evaluate the quality of drug-development analyses.
Be a US-based epidemiologist with 5 or more years of experience
Hold a graduate degree in epidemiology, biostatistics, or public health
Have experience sizing patient populations for commercial drugs
Be experienced with claims, EHR, or registry data
Create and critique evaluation rubrics for drug-development programs
Understand biotech and pharmaceutical development pipelines
Helpful Background
Experience in drug development or pharmaceutical evaluation is helpful. Prior AI training or model evaluation experience is also valued, although the core requirement is strong expertise in epidemiology, patient population sizing, and real-world data.
Drug-development experience
Pharmaceutical evaluation experience
Previous AI training work
Previous model evaluation work
How the Pilot Works
This is a short-term contractor pilot requiring approximately 10-20 hours over 1-2 weeks. Apply through OpenTrain to be considered for the project and future recurring engagements as the work expands.
Complete the pilot remotely within the stated time commitment
Earn $150-$175 per hour
Potentially continue through recurring engagements for strong contributors
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