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Clinical Content Editor - PGY-1/Medical Students

Remote

Position Overview 

We are seeking qualified medical professionals to serve as Evaluator Subject Matter Experts for an AI-powered learning platform designed to support medical students during their pre-clinical years and USMLE STEP 1/ COMLEX preparation. 

Primary Responsibilities 

  • Evaluate and assess AI-generated content responses covering basic science topics and medical school curriculum 
  • Apply established evaluation metrics to rate content for accuracy, completeness, relevance, and educational utility 
  • Provide expert feedback to ensure content meets the learning needs of first and second-year medical students 
  • Complete asynchronous evaluations within specified deadlines (5 days to 2 weeks, depending on workload) 
  • Participate in quarterly evaluation cycles with potential for ad-hoc assessments 

Required Qualifications 

Candidates must meet ONE of the following criteria: 

  • Current PGY-1 resident in a US medical residency program (MD or DO degree), OR 
  • Fourth-year medical student from an ACGME-accredited medical school who has successfully passed USMLE Steps 1 & 2 

Preferred Qualifications 

  • Prior experience in medical education content review 
  • Strong understanding of medical education pedagogy and learning outcomes 

Time Commitment 

  • 5-15 hours per week during active evaluation periods 
  • Minimum of 4 evaluation cycles per year 

Project Details 

  • Duration: November 2025 – December 2026 (with possibility of extension) 
  • Start Date: First evaluation round begins November 5, 2025 
  • Compensation: $60 USD per hour 
  • Work Arrangement: Remote (US time zones) 
  • Contract Structure: Employment through third-party contracting agency 

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