The work
You will review patient charts for evidence of transthyretin cardiac amyloidosis, including records with missing or conflicting information. Day-to-day work includes interpreting clinical history, imaging, laboratory findings, and PYP scan results, distinguishing ATTR from alternative diagnoses, assigning labels consistently, and documenting the reasoning behind each decision.
What the platform screens for
The screening is likely to emphasize specific experience evaluating and managing suspected or confirmed ATTR cardiomyopathy. Expect follow-up questions about PYP interpretation, exclusion of light-chain amyloidosis, diagnostic mimics, incomplete charts, and the thresholds you use to communicate confidence. The platform will also assess whether you can convert nuanced clinical judgment into structured criteria that engineers and data scientists can apply.
Practical details
This is a part-time engagement requiring 10–20 hours per week and is limited to US-based, currently practicing cardiologists. Work centers on chart annotation, clinical reasoning, model feedback, and completion of labeling batches within agreed timelines. The listing does not specify whether the engagement is fully remote or whether all work can be completed asynchronously, so candidates should confirm scheduling and workflow expectations directly.
Pay band: $120–150/hr
