Clinical & Health Specialist (Contractor)

About the role

Turing, an AI company, is looking for experienced Clinical & Health Subject Matter Experts to author, evaluate and calibrate high-fidelity clinical tasks, long-chart scenarios, workplace simulations and benchmark evaluation rubrics. The single opening covers many clinical, behavioral-health, revenue-cycle, quality, pharmacy, rehabilitation and healthcare-operations disciplines, and candidates are placed in either an Expert Contributor or Senior Specialist / Functional Lead track depending on their depth of experience, licensure and leadership background.

Key responsibilities

• Develop high-difficulty clinical tasks, long-chart scenarios, realistic workplace cases, gold-standard answers and evaluation criteria.
• Evaluate fragmented, multi-encounter records and identify clinically meaningful trends, contradictions, omissions, risks and required actions.
• Assess outputs for clinical accuracy, evidence alignment, patient safety and appropriateness to the care setting.
• Apply rubrics set by the Functional SME Lead to judge clinical reasoning, terminology, documentation quality, regulatory and payer accuracy.
• Review specialty tasks such as discharge planning, prior authorization, claims and denials, coding and CDI, infection prevention, medication safety and EMS handoffs.
• Senior track: review and calibrate pod members' work, resolve edge cases, maintain quality standards, escalate ambiguities to the lead, and grade adjacent specialties.

Required profile

• Approximately 3 to 15+ years of professional experience in one or more clinical disciplines, with current or recent practice within the last three years.
• Active professional licensure, board certification or recognized credential for the discipline.
• Bachelor's degree, graduate degree, professional degree or equivalent practical experience.
• Preferred: experience in clinical practice, medical review, AI evaluation, data annotation, content review or quality assurance, and prior work reviewing expert work or creating clinical content.

Required skills

• Strong clinical reasoning, chart review, documentation and written communication skills.
• Ability to interpret fragmented medical records and reconcile conflicting information.
• Attention to detail on patient safety, clinical terminology, medical necessity, coding accuracy and regulatory standards.
• Ability to work within structured review cycles, standardized rubrics and fast-paced calibration environments.
• Familiarity with US clinical guidelines, payer policies and regulatory requirements is preferred.

What we offer

• At least 4 hours per day and up to 40 hours per week, with 4 hours of overlap with PST.
• Engagement type: contractor, length 12 weeks.

To apply, candidates submit a Job Interest Form and complete the relevant assessment; selected candidates may be asked to complete a discipline-specific review or calibration exercise.