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Registered Nurse — Inpatient Clinical Annotation (micro1)

FeaturedInpatient clinical annotation
Pay
$60–$70 per hour
Location
Remote · United States
Posted
Oct 27

What the work involves

micro1 is engaging Registered Nurses to annotate and review inpatient documentation for an AI training project, which means reading the record the way you read it on shift and then judging whether a model has done the same. The material is ordinary inpatient paperwork: nursing notes, progress notes, care plans, orders, lab results and discharge summaries, and you check it for accuracy, clinical soundness and completeness rather than surface polish. You also grade AI-generated outputs for clinical accuracy, safety and appropriateness across different inpatient populations and care scenarios, apply bedside judgement and inpatient workflow knowledge to validate and enrich datasets, and give written and verbal feedback on guidelines and edge cases where the rubric does not yet cover what you found.

Contractor role, remote, US-based nurses only, 100 openings. No prior AI experience is required — your inpatient clinical expertise is what matters.

What you'll do

  • Annotate and review inpatient documentation: nursing notes, progress notes, care plans, orders, lab results and discharge summaries
  • Check clinical content for accuracy, soundness and completeness
  • Evaluate AI-generated outputs for clinical accuracy, safety and appropriateness across inpatient populations
  • Apply bedside nursing judgement and inpatient workflow knowledge to validate and enrich datasets
  • Collaborate with stakeholders in writing and on calls to resolve ambiguities in documentation
  • Provide feedback on guidelines and edge cases to improve workflows and model understanding

Requirements & eligibility

  • Based in the United States and able to practice as a Registered Nurse there
  • Recent inpatient bedside RN experience
  • Broad clinical exposure, comfortable reviewing documentation across inpatient populations rather than one specialty
  • Preferred: experience in an academic or large health system with complex patients
  • Preferred: prior annotation experience with positive performance reviews
  • Strong written and verbal communication with close attention to clarity and detail

How to apply

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