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Role Overview Neurologists apply clinical expertise to evaluate AI-generated neurology content and deliver precise, profession-informed feedback that improves how AI systems represent neurological concepts, workflows, and medical language in general, non-patient-specific contexts. This is part-time, project-based contract work performed remotely and compatible with ongoing clinical or academic roles. Key Responsibilities • Review AI-generated responses for accuracy, clarity, and clinical appropriateness in general neurology scenarios, not individual patient care. • Design job-related questions and scenarios that reflect real-world neurology practice and decision processes. • Provide written corrections, rationale, and guidance so AI outputs align with current clinical standards, terminology, and workflows. • Follow project-specific written guidelines and evaluation rubrics, completing tasks independently and on schedule. • Protect confidentiality and handle any sensitive or proprietary information with professional discretion. Who This Is For • Practicing or recently practicing neurologists, including general neurology and subspecialties such as epilepsy, movement disorders, multiple sclerosis, neuromuscular disease, stroke, headache, cognitive or behavioral neurology. • Consultant or attending neurologists. • Academic neurologists who combine clinical practice with teaching or research. Qualifications • Minimum 4 years of post-training professional experience in neurology. • Practical experience evaluating and managing neurological conditions, coordinating care, and communicating clinical information to patients or other clinicians. • Strong written communication skills, attention to detail, and the ability to apply professional judgment independently. • Comfort with following written instructions and evaluation criteria; prior AI or technical experience is not required. Work Terms • Status: Independent contractor, not a full-time employee role. • Location: Fully remote, work from anywhere with a reliable internet connection and access to a desktop or laptop computer. • Schedule: Flexible, asynchronous work with no minimum hour requirement. Contributors commonly work approximately 5 to 20 hours per week while assigned to an active project, but hours vary by project. • Duration and availability: The program operates year-round with projects opening periodically across different expertise areas. Placement on projects depends on current program needs; apply once and, if qualified, you may be considered for future project-based assignments as they become available. Compensation • Up to $300/hr (depending on the project) Eligibility and Work Authorization • F-1 students with authorized CPT or OPT may be eligible to participate, but you must confirm eligibility with your Designated School Official. If your school requires enrollment in a CPT course, this program may not meet that requirement. STEM OPT is not supported. Application Process Apply once to be considered for current and future projects. The onboarding steps include creating an account with the program, completing identity verification, enrolling in and completing project-specific onboarding, then beginning assigned tasks and receiving payment according to contractor terms.