Subject Matter Expert – Healthcare & Social Assistance

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Languages: English, Portuguese
Experience: 5+ years

Requirements

5+ years of professional experience in healthcare or social assistance environments
Background in roles such as Registered Nurse, Nurse Practitioner, Medical/Health Services Manager, Medical Secretary, or similar positions
Strong understanding of clinical workflows, patient care standards, and healthcare administration processes
Ability to evaluate safety, accuracy, and operational feasibility in healthcare-related content
Strong analytical skills with attention to detail and structured evaluation thinking
Professional proficiency in English and native-level proficiency in the target language
Experience working in hospital, clinical, or healthcare administrative settings

Responsibilities

Design realistic healthcare and social assistance scenarios reflecting hospital operations, patient care, and administrative workflows
Develop structured evaluation rubrics focused on clinical reasoning, patient safety, and operational accuracy
Review and assess AI and human-generated responses for medical correctness, safety implications, and communication quality
Contribute to the creation of gold standard answers aligned with established healthcare best practices
Ensure cultural, regulatory, and contextual relevance within healthcare systems in the target locale
Support continuous improvement of evaluation methodologies used in AI benchmarking tasks

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