Radiologic Technologist Expert

Create realistic medical imaging scenarios and reference answers, then assess whether AI responses give technically accurate and safe advice.

• Write scenarios about imaging positioning, technique selection, and safety decisions.
• Explain the reasoning behind protocol choices in clear reference answers.
• Rate model responses for technical accuracy and radiation safety.
• Flag plausible-sounding advice that could lead to repeat exposure or an unsafe study.
• Document technical reasoning another radiologic technologist can follow.

What it pays and takes

• Pay: $55 to $85 per hour, paid weekly via Stripe.
• Hours: 20 or more per week. Work is ongoing, remote, and asynchronous, with no stated weekly maximum; hours can vary from week to week.
• Work type: Independent contractor.
• Location: Remote, with eligibility limited to supported countries.
• Required: ARRT certification, an active state license where required, and at least two years of clinical imaging experience.
• Required: Strong knowledge of positioning, technique selection, and radiation safety, plus clear written English for documenting protocols and reasoning.
• Helpful: Advanced certification in CT, MRI, or mammography; experience in trauma, operating rooms, or interventional radiology; or experience training students or new technologists.

How it works

Apply on OpenTrain with your resume, then complete the application on the hiring site. OpenTrain is a free platform where people can find AI training work and build a profile.

About AI training work

AI training work uses human examples and reviews to help evaluate how artificial intelligence systems respond. People with professional imaging knowledge contribute by writing realistic scenarios and judging whether model answers are accurate and safe.