Doctors and Medical Experts required for AI research Projects (open/rolling applications)
Aptura · London · United Kingdom
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At a glance
Highlights
- Shape how AI understands real-world clinical interactions and care delivery.
- Label clinical notes, summarise records and annotate medical images.
- Evaluate LLMs for accuracy, safety and clinical reasoning performance.
What they offer
- Remote work
- Asynchronous and flexible scheduling to balance with clinical practice or studies
- Competitive compensation based on experience
- Opportunity to influence AI tools for healthcare professionals
- Experience at intersection of medicine and AI shaping future of healthcare
- Collaborate with clinicians and AI researchers
Ideal candidate
UK-based doctor who is detail-oriented, an excellent communicator, and excited by AI in healthcare. You enjoy flexible async work and want your clinical insight to shape safer, more useful AI tools.
Requirements
- Doctor based in the UK with active GMC license
- Native or near-native fluency in English (spoken and written)
- Good understanding of clinical terminology, tools and workflows
- Excellent summarisation and written communication skills
- Strong attention to detail and commitment to clinical accuracy
- Comfortable working independently in an asynchronous environment
- remote policy
- Fully remote with asynchronous and flexible scheduling
- hiring process
- Automatic screening and matching for new projects, followed by 10-30 min skills test and interview if required
Lab profile
About Aptura
Builds evaluation datasets and RL environments to make AI reliable in finance, healthcare, and legal.
What they build
- Evaluation datasets for regulated domains
- RL environments for high-stakes tasks
- Expert-curated training data and calibrated rubrics
Known for
- Research partner to Anthropic, OpenAI, Google DeepMind
- Specialization in finance, healthcare, and legal
- Clinician expert network for medical oversight
Key facts
- Based in London
- Small, lean team
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