Pharmaceutical Expert
$80–$285/hr
Review, evaluate, and create high-quality pharmaceutical content and data for a technology-focused project.
23 open tasks for doctors and nurses
AI training jobs for doctors and nurses
Get paid to check and improve the medical answers AI models give. Remote work you can fit around shifts, paid by the hour.
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$100–$200Typical hourly rate
$285Top rate listed
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Medical & Healthcare Experts
$35–$270/hr
Physicians, nurses and other healthcare professionals help AI labs build and evaluate medical AI.
Bilingual Gujarati Psychiatrist
$100–$200/hr
Contribute to a customer-focused project.
Bilingual Indonesian Psychiatrist
$100–$200/hr
Contribute to a customer-focused project.
Bilingual Japanese Psychiatrist
$100–$200/hr
Contribute to a customer-focused project.
Bilingual Malay Psychiatrist
$100–$200/hr
Contribute to a customer-focused project.
Bilingual Marathi Psychiatrist
$100–$200/hr
Contribute to a customer-focused project.
Bilingual Mental Health Expert
$100–$200/hr
Contribute to a customer’s project focused on enhancing AI systems with nuanced expertise.
Clinician (Oncology / Hematology)
$160–$200/hr
Contribute to a customer’s project at the forefront of AI in healthcare.
What the work looks like
Health AI has to be safe before it's useful. Labs pay clinicians to make sure it is. Tasks usually fall into four kinds.
Review AI medical answers
Rate AI answers to clinical questions for accuracy, safety and clarity, and explain what a good clinician would say instead.
Write clinical reference answers
Write the answer a careful clinician would give, with the reasoning, so the model has a gold standard to learn from.
Build realistic cases
Create patient cases and clinical workflows that test whether an AI can reason through a diagnosis or care plan.
Flag unsafe advice
Catch dangerous, outdated or overconfident recommendations before they reach patients.
Specialties in demand
The specialties that come up most in open tasks right now. General clinical experience is often enough.
Mental healthPharmacologyInternal medicineMedical writingOncologyMedical codingNursingPaediatricsGeneral practice
How it works
- Get matched
Answer four quick questions. We rank every open task by how likely you are to be hired.
- Apply on the platform
Apply where the task is posted. Most platforms run a short skills assessment or interview and an ID check.
- Work and get paid
Pick up tasks when it suits you. The platform pays you directly, on its own schedule.
Is it right for you?
A good fit if
- You're a licensed doctor, nurse or allied health professional, or a senior medical student
- You can tell a safe answer from a plausible but risky one
- You explain clinical reasoning clearly in writing
- You want flexible, remote work between shifts or alongside practice
Probably not if
- You're looking for a salaried clinical post
- You need guaranteed hours every week
- You don't have clinical training or experience
Questions clinicians ask
What do AI training jobs for doctors and nurses involve?
You review and write medical content for AI models: rating answers to clinical questions, writing reference answers with your reasoning, and building realistic patient cases. You don't treat or advise real patients.
How much do doctors and nurses earn training AI?
Most clinical tasks on humaven pay between $100–$200 an hour, and specialist roles go up to $285 an hour. Rates are set by each platform and shown on every task.
Do I need to be licensed?
Most roles ask for an active or recent licence, or a medical degree. Some accept senior medical students or residents. Each task lists its requirements.
Can I do this around my shifts?
Yes. Most tasks are flexible, with no minimum hours, so you can work between shifts or on days off. Check your employer's rules on outside work before you apply.
Is my work used to treat patients?
No. Your work trains and tests AI systems. You're not treating patients or giving individual medical advice.
How do I apply?
Answer four quick questions on humaven to see the clinical tasks you're most likely to get, then apply on the platform that posts the task. Expect a short assessment and a credentials check.
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