Remote | Medical Specialist — $80–$115/hour

24-Mag•New York, NY

11h•Remote

About The Position

This is a remote consulting role for experienced locum tenens hospitalists and Internal Medicine physicians. The specialist reviews adult inpatient medical records and clinical documentation, assesses medication-related information, and evaluates the accuracy, completeness, consistency, and evidentiary support of clinical information used in AI training and evaluation. Work includes structured chart review, clinical reasoning, and documentation quality assurance; it does not involve in-person hospital shifts. The role involves reviewing clinical notes and structured healthcare data, including FHIR resources, and providing clear, structured written evaluations. Specialists apply hospital medicine expertise and established review guidelines to identify unsupported conclusions, missing or inconsistent information, and documentation errors, then provide actionable feedback to improve AI model performance and clinical data quality. The engagement is freelance/contract, fully remote, and limited to professionals in the United States. Compensation is output-based and paid per completed task that meets project specifications. Task completion times may vary, and minimum weekly task submission requirements apply. The posting states 50 openings. The advertised compensation is inconsistent: the heading lists $80–$115 per hour, while the engagement details list an advertised range of $80–$125 per hour.

Requirements

MD or DO qualification with board certification in Internal Medicine, including physicians with a Hospital Medicine-focused practice designation.
At least 5 years of hospitalist experience is preferred; current or recent inpatient hospitalist experience, preferably within the past 2 years.
Strong expertise in adult inpatient medicine and hospital-based patient management.
Experience practicing as a hospitalist, including locum tenens or other inpatient clinical assignments.
Understanding of hospital admissions and inpatient clinical evaluations.
Experience reviewing progress notes, clinical assessments, treatment plans, and discharge summaries.
Strong knowledge of HPI, PMH, and social history documentation.
Practical experience with medication reconciliation and inpatient medication management.
Understanding of renal and hepatic dose adjustments and clinically relevant medication interactions.
Ability to identify inaccurate, incomplete, or inconsistent medical record information and determine whether statements are supported by the underlying record.
Familiarity with electronic health records and structured clinical data; comfort reviewing FHIR resources or comparable raw healthcare record information.
Strong understanding of hospital workflows, transitions of care, and clinical documentation standards.
Strong analytical reasoning, clinical judgment, and attention to detail.
Ability to work independently and follow structured evaluation guidelines consistently.
Excellent written communication skills for explaining clinical findings and documentation discrepancies.
Ability to meet minimum weekly task submission requirements.

Nice To Haves

Experience with chart review or clinical documentation improvement (CDI).
Familiarity with utilization review, medical coding, or clinical quality assurance.
At least 5 years of hospitalist experience and current or recent inpatient practice within the past 2 years are described as preferred.

Responsibilities

Review medical records, clinical notes, and structured healthcare data, including FHIR resources.
Determine whether documented clinical statements and findings are supported by the underlying medical record.
Evaluate patient information for accuracy, completeness, and consistency, including discrepancies between structured data and narrative notes.
Review adult inpatient documentation, including HPI, PMH, social history, admission records, daily progress notes, transitions of care, and discharge documentation.
Evaluate clinical assessments, treatment plans, and documented medical reasoning; identify missing, incorrect, or inconsistent information.
Assess medication reconciliation records, medication interactions, dosing considerations, and renal- and hepatic-adjusted dosing in the context of documented patient information.
Identify inappropriate or inconsistent medication details, including age-related considerations.
Evaluate medical information used to train and assess AI systems, applying established review guidelines consistently.
Identify unsupported clinical conclusions, documentation omissions, and inconsistencies in medical datasets.
Document findings in clear, structured written evaluations, explain errors and relevant clinical corrections, and provide actionable expert feedback.
Review records for completeness, internal consistency, and alignment with documented care; contribute insights on inpatient documentation standards and hospital workflows.