Radiologists - Flexible Content Reviewer (Remote, Non-Clinical)

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Job Description

Are you a trained Radiologist (or a physician with formal training in radiology) looking for flexible, non-clinical work you can complete on your own schedule? Use your radiology expertise to help improve how AI systems understand, interpret, and communicate medical imaging and diagnostic information.

About The Role

You will review, evaluate, and refine AI-generated medical content related to radiology and diagnostic imaging . Your input will help ensure content is accurate, clinically sound, and aligned with real-world radiology practice.

Example focus areas include:

Diagnostic imaging (X-ray, CT, MRI, ultrasound, nuclear medicine)

Image interpretation concepts and reporting standards

Radiologic anatomy and pathology

Imaging appropriateness and clinical context

Radiation safety and best practices

This role is entirely non-clinical and does not involve patient care, image reading for diagnosis, call coverage, or clinical responsibility .

Why This Role

Fully remote and highly flexible — work anytime, including evenings or weekends

On-demand, project-based tasks (no set hours or minimum commitment)

Competitive hourly compensation based on expertise and performance

Contribute to responsible, evidence-based healthcare AI

No long-term contract or scheduling obligations

Who This Is For

Practicing or formerly practicing Radiologists

Physicians who have completed formal training in radiology

Strong understanding of radiologic terminology and diagnostic reasoning

High attention to detail and strong written English skills

Interest in education, medical content review, or healthcare technology

Important Notes

This is not a clinical radiology role

No patient cases, reporting role.

Not a full-time or part-time position. Flexible hours. Work on your own schedule.

Work is completed asynchronously, at your discretion

Compensation

$55–$120 per hour , depending on experience, location, and assessment performance.

Seniority level

Entry level

Employment type

Part-time

Job function

Health Care Provider

Industries

Technology, Information and Internet

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