Family Medicine Physician at micro1
Job details
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About this role
Role type: Contractor, part-time, project-based Location: Remote, worldwide About the role micro1 is looking for Family Medicine Physicians to contribute their medical expertise to a client's AI training project. In this role, you will apply your clinical knowledge and professional judgment to help improve how AI systems understand and reason through medical information. Your experience in primary care and patient management will be valuable in evaluating medical content and supporting the development of more accurate AI systems. What you'll do
Review and evaluate medical information related to family medicine and primary care.
Apply clinical reasoning to assess medical scenarios and AI-generated responses.
Identify inaccuracies, inconsistencies, or gaps in medical content.
Provide clear, medically sound explanations and feedback.
Contribute your expertise to AI training and evaluation tasks.
Qualifications
Medical degree (MD, MBBS, or equivalent).
Relevant professional experience in family medicine or primary care.
Strong understanding of clinical assessment, diagnosis, and patient management.
Ability to evaluate medical information accurately and communicate clinical reasoning clearly.
Strong attention to detail and analytical skills.
Engagement details
Remote opportunity open to qualified physicians worldwide.
Part-time, project-based contractor engagement.
Compensation details will be shared when available.
Application process Candidates complete a short AI interview to assess their medical knowledge and relevant experience. About micro1
micro1 is a data lab that connects professionals with opportunities to apply their expertise to customer projects. We work with specialists across fields such as engineering, finance, healthcare, and law to support AI labs and enterprises. Through our extended network, contributors bring their knowledge and judgment to projects with their own scope, requirements, and engagement terms. Originally posted on Himalayas