US-Licensed Internal Medicine Physician – AI Clinical Review
About the Role
A specialized AI initiative focused on inpatient healthcare requires experienced physicians to evaluate clinical documentation, validate medical information, and improve the quality of healthcare-related AI training data. The work emphasizes accurate interpretation of adult inpatient medical records and adherence to established clinical standards.
This opportunity is suited to US-licensed, board-certified Internal Medicine physicians with substantial hospitalist experience and recent exposure to inpatient care. Candidates should demonstrate strong clinical judgment, familiarity with hospital workflows, and the ability to assess medical documentation systematically.
The work involves reviewing electronic health record data, validating clinical claims, identifying documentation inconsistencies, and evaluating medication-related information. Consistent application of review guidelines, attention to clinical detail, and evidence-based reasoning are critical to success.
What You'll Do
- Review electronic medical records, including FHIR-formatted data and clinical notes, for AI training and evaluation.
- Validate clinical claims against documented patient information and available medical evidence.
- Evaluate inpatient documentation, including histories of present illness, past medical history, medication reconciliation, social history, assessments, and treatment plans.
- Identify missing, inaccurate, contradictory, or unsupported clinical information in medical records.
- Assess medication-related documentation, including renal and hepatic dose adjustments, potential drug interactions, and age-appropriate prescribing considerations.
- Apply standardized review criteria consistently across clinical cases.
- Document review findings and provide actionable feedback to improve AI model performance and clinical data quality.
- Evaluate documentation associated with hospital admissions, daily progress notes, transitions of care, and discharge summaries.
Requirements
- Hold an MD or DO degree from an accredited medical education pathway.
- Maintain an active, valid US medical license.
- Hold current board certification in Internal Medicine or an accepted equivalent hospital medicine-focused certification.
- Have at least five years of hospitalist experience.
- Demonstrate current or recent inpatient hospitalist practice, ideally within the past two years.
- Possess strong knowledge of adult inpatient medicine, clinical decision-making, and hospital workflows.
- Understand inpatient documentation standards and the structure of electronic health records.
- Be comfortable reviewing structured clinical data, including FHIR-formatted records, alongside unstructured clinical notes.
- Demonstrate the ability to verify clinical claims against source documentation.
- Recognize medication safety issues, including renal and hepatic dose adjustments and clinically significant drug interactions.
- Follow detailed evaluation guidelines and apply review criteria consistently.
- Maintain high levels of accuracy, attention to detail, and professional judgment.
- Be able to work independently in a remote contract environment.
- Preferred: Experience in chart review, clinical documentation improvement, utilization review, medical coding, clinical quality assurance, or healthcare AI evaluation.
- Preferred: Familiarity with clinical data validation, structured medical terminology, and AI-assisted clinical documentation workflows.