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Medical Scientific Annotation Specialist
Posted 5 months agoViewed
🏢 Company: NIH-NCBI
Requirements:
- Advanced degree or certification in a clinical field (e.g., PA, NP, MD, RN with clinical experience).
- Experience reading, interpreting, or writing case reports.
- Knowledge of type 2 diabetes management and GLP-1RA therapies.
Responsibilities:
- Review LLM-generated annotations for diagnosis, treatment, and outcomes.
- Validate and correct phenotype classifications and therapy identification (e.g., GLP-1RA use).
- Assess the accuracy of clinical events (e.g., symptom onset, treatment changes, lab results) and their placement within a patient timeline.
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