Internal Medicine Physicians - AI Residency

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ApturaHealthcare

USAContractMiddle

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Languages: English

Requirements

MD licensed in the United States with an active state medical license
U.S. Board Certified
Strong familiarity with primary care or internal medicine workflows, documentation, and terminology
Excellent analytical skills
Excellent written communication skills
Excellent clinical summarization skills
Native or near-native English proficiency
Strong attention to detail
Commitment to clinical accuracy
Comfortable working independently and asynchronously in a distributed team
Minimum commitment of 10 hours per week

Responsibilities

Help shape how AI understands and supports real-world clinical reasoning, patient interactions, and healthcare delivery
Review AI systems
Label AI systems
Evaluate AI systems
Refine AI systems designed to support healthcare professionals and improve patient outcomes
Apply clinical expertise to build a high-quality clinical evaluation benchmark
Perform synthetic patient persona validation
Conduct transcript realism and voice adherence review
Develop medical rubrics
Evaluate LLM responses

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