🌍 Heart Failure & Transplant Cardiologist, Remote- Contract

Role Title: Heart Failure & Transplant Cardiologist – AI Trainer

Location: Remote

Employment Type: Independent Contract| Hourly

Language: English B2 or above

Required Skills:

• Heart failure management

• Cardiology

• Advanced cardiovascular therapies

• Clinical reasoning

• Evidence-based medicine

• Mechanical circulatory support

• Transplant cardiology

• Medical content evaluation

• Medical annotation

• Ai model evaluation

• English (b2 or above)

• Attention to detail

• Analytical skills

This opportunity involves applying specialized clinical knowledge to assess AI-generated medical information related to heart failure, complex cardiovascular conditions, and advanced treatment strategies.

Key Responsibilities:

• Evaluate AI-generated clinical content related to heart failure diagnosis and management.

• Review medical scenarios involving advanced heart failure, cardiomyopathies, and complex cardiovascular care.

• Assess the accuracy of clinical reasoning involving mechanical circulatory support, transplantation, and advanced therapies.

• Provide evidence-based feedback to improve AI-generated medical recommendations.

Requirements:

• MD, DO, or internationally equivalent medical degree.

• Board certification in cardiology or equivalent specialist qualification.

• Active or recent clinical practice in heart failure or advanced cardiovascular medicine.

• Strong knowledge of heart failure management, cardiomyopathies, and advanced cardiovascular therapies.

• English proficiency at B2 level or above.

Preferred Qualifications:

• Specialized training in advanced heart failure or transplant cardiology.

• Experience with ventricular assist devices, transplant evaluation, or mechanical circulatory support.

• Previous experience in AI model evaluation, medical annotation, or RLHF.

Selection Process:

• Application

• AI Interview

• Domain-Specific Screening

• Onboarding Call

• Prior AI experience is not required.

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