- How much do doctors and clinicians earn doing AI training work?
- Across 22 open medical roles that list an hourly rate, the median is $82.50/hr, and the middle half pay between $82.50 and $96.50/hr. The highest listed rate right now is $285/hr. 23 roles don't list pay up front.
- What does the work involve?
- Typical tasks: review AI answers to clinical questions, write realistic patient cases, check medication and dosing advice for safety, and rate how well a model explains a diagnosis. Specialty projects (cardiology, oncology, psychiatry and more) pay the most.
- Who gets hired?
- Physicians, nurses, pharmacists, therapists and other licensed clinicians. Many projects ask for active licensure and a few years of clinical practice.
- Is it remote and part-time?
- 98% of open medical roles are remote. Almost all are contract work you fit around a day job, often 5 to 20 hours a week, paid hourly or per task.
- Is AI training work legit?
- Yes, when you apply directly with the platform. Every role here links to the employer's own posting. Real platforms never charge you a fee to apply or to get paid. Be wary of anyone who asks for one.