Subject Matter Expert – Healthcare & Social Assistance

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LILT (Production)Healthcare AI

China (Remote)ContractMiddle

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Languages: Mandarin, English
Experience: 5+ years

Requirements

Native target language with strong professional English proficiency
5+ years of professional experience in healthcare or social assistance sectors
Background in one or more relevant roles: Registered Nurse, Nurse Practitioner, Medical/Health Services Manager, Medical Secretary, Administrative Supervisor in healthcare settings
Strong understanding of clinical workflows, healthcare administration, and patient care standards
Ability to evaluate accuracy, safety implications, and operational realism in healthcare-related content

Responsibilities

Design realistic healthcare and social assistance scenarios in the target language reflecting the target locale clinical and administrative settings (e.g., patient intake, care coordination, hospital operations, nursing workflows)
Develop structured evaluation rubrics for assessing clinical reasoning, administrative accuracy, and patient safety considerations
Review and score AI and human-generated responses for medical correctness, operational feasibility, and communication quality
Contribute to “gold standard” answers aligned with best practices in healthcare delivery and patient safety
Ensure cultural and contextual appropriateness in target language healthcare environments, including hospital workflows and regulatory expectations

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