Healthcare Reviewer
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For NPs, PAs, and physicians

Get paid to review AI's medical work.

Healthcare Reviewer pays licensed clinicians to check what medical AI tells patients. You grade its answers against a physician-written checklist and write the teaching cases models learn from. Remote, hourly, no minimum hours.

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per hour
$100-180
open roles
14
who we hire
NP · PA · MD/DO
US-licensed
Remote
independent contractor
1099

01The stakes

This is patient-safety work.

Medical AI fails in ways only a clinician catches. A confident answer citing a trial that does not exist. An interaction it pattern-matched into being. A reassurance aimed at the one patient who needed an ambulance. Catching that takes people who have carried real responsibility for patients, which is why every reviewer here is credential-checked before their first case.

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The clinicians models learn from are the ones who've sat across from the patient

02The work

One case through the review loop

Every project is a version of the same loop: read what the model said, grade it against the checklist, and write what good care looks like.

  1. Read the AI's answer

    A drafted patient answer, a triage response, a clinical recommendation. You see exactly what the model produced, on fictional or de-identified cases.

  2. Grade it against the checklist

    Mark what a safe, complete answer had to cover. Flag what the model missed: the overlooked red flag, the invented citation, the interaction that does not exist.

  3. Write what good looks like

    Author the short teaching cases and reference answers models learn from. This is where your clinical judgment does the real work.

03The process

From application to first case

An application we read by hand, a recorded case interview on your own time, and you're reviewing. No calls, no recruiters.

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01

Apply and get reviewed

Tell us your license, specialty, and background. A person reviews every application and checks your NPI against the NPPES registry. There is no instant, automated approval.

Reviewed by our team

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02

A recorded case interview

A recorded case interview on your own time: two simulated patient cases in your specialty, 30 to 40 minutes in total, talked through out loud, microphone only, reviewed by people. If it's a fit, we email you the invitation and you take it whenever suits you.

30 to 40 minutes, recorded, on your own time

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03

Review cases and get paid

Once you're in, take cases in your specialty whenever it suits you. The work is hourly, tracked in the platform, and paid to your bank through Stripe.

Hourly · paid via Stripe

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04Why it fits

Work that takes your training seriously

Rigor

Clinical-grade review, not busywork

You grade AI answers against a physician-written checklist: differentials, dosing, escalation. The work assumes you think in evidence and standards of care, because you do.

Impact

Your catches make models safer

Every invented drug interaction you flag and every unsafe reassurance you overturn shapes how the next model answers the patient who asks it something real.

Flexibility

Remote, asynchronous, no minimums

Work between shifts, post-call, or on a research day. No meetings and no required hours. Most reviewers spend a few to fifteen hours a week, at whatever pace fits their life in medicine.

Pay

Rates that respect your training

Roles pay $100-180 an hour, set by specialty and experience. Every listing shows its hourly range before you apply, so you never apply blind.

05Open roles

Specialties we're hiring now

Open to NPs, PAs, and physicians. Every listing shows its hourly range before you apply.

14 open now

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06FAQ

Common questions

Eligibility, credentials, pay, and privacy. Straight answers.

Nurse practitioners, physician assistants, and physicians with an active, unrestricted US license. We open roles in a handful of specialties at a time: primary care, emergency medicine, women's health, and cardiology right now. Every application is reviewed by a person before any paid work begins.

After you apply, our team reviews your application by hand. You share your license details and NPI, which we check against the national NPI registry, along with your background and the specialty you want to work in. There's no instant, automated approval. A real reviewer looks at every applicant.

Roles pay by the hour, currently $100-180/hr depending on the specialty and your experience. Every listing shows its hourly range before you apply, so you never apply blind.

You work as an independent contractor (1099 in the US). Pay is hourly, your time is tracked in the platform, and payouts go to your bank through Stripe once you've connected a payout account during onboarding.

Two things. You review AI answers to medical questions against a physician-written checklist, marking what a safe, complete answer should include and flagging what the model got wrong. And you write short, fictional teaching cases in your specialty that models learn from. It's the same clinical judgment you use in practice, applied to the model's work.

You choose. The work is asynchronous with no minimum hours. Most reviewers do a few to fifteen hours a week, fit around clinical schedules. You can take cases when it suits you and decline any that fall outside your scope.

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