OBGYN Physician, AI Medical Content Reviewer

About OpenTrain

OpenTrain is the #1 platform for finding and building careers in AI training and data labeling. We connect clinical experts with meaningful remote projects where their work directly shapes how AI systems understand and communicate medical information.

Why AI training in healthcare matters

AI training (also called data labeling or human feedback) is the human side of building safer, more useful medical AI. Clinicians who contribute ensure accuracy, clarity, and empathy in the information patients and clinicians receive from chatbot tools. This is flexible, remote work that lets you apply clinical expertise to improve access to reliable medical guidance.

The role

OpenTrain AI is seeking experienced OBGYN doctors to help train a large language model (chatbot) specializing in obstetrics and gynecology. You will review, validate, and refine medical text so the model’s responses are accurate, accessible, and clinically sound for a broad audience.

  • Engagement type: Contractor, part-time
  • Data type: Text (medical content)
  • Label types: Evaluation/rating and prompt-response writing (SFT)
  • Time expectation: 20+ hours per week
  • Pay: USD $100 per hour

What you'll do

Work involves careful clinical review and improvement of AI-generated or draft responses, ensuring correctness, completeness, and appropriate tone for patients and clinicians. Tasks include evaluating model outputs, rewriting or expanding responses for clarity, and providing notes on clinical nuance or safety concerns.

  • Evaluate AI-generated answers for accuracy and appropriateness
  • Rewrite or refine responses to improve clarity and empathy
  • Provide brief clinician notes explaining key reasoning or safety caveats
  • Rate responses using structured evaluation rubrics and guidance

Requirements

Candidates must meet the following mandatory qualifications. We will prioritize applicants who can contribute more hours to the project.

  • MD degree with completed residency in Obstetrics and Gynecology
  • Minimum of 5 years of clinical experience in OBGYN
  • Strong English writing skills for clear, precise communication
  • Ability to review, validate, and refine medical content for accuracy and accessibility
  • Preferred (not required): availability of at least 15 hours per week; project expects 20+ hours/week

Who should apply and next steps

This project is for licensed OBGYN physicians who want to apply clinical expertise to improve how AI communicates about reproductive health. Contributors directly shape a tool that can increase access to reliable information. If you meet the requirements and can commit time, apply through OpenTrain to be considered.

  • Provide CV or brief summary of clinical experience when applying
  • Indicate typical weekly availability and any scheduling constraints
  • Selected candidates will complete a short qualification task and onboarding before beginning paid work
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