Dermatology Clinical Content Reviewer

About Company: Our Client is The Enterprise AI Accelerator helping Fortune 1000 companies move from AI ambition to scaled impact, faster. Powered by our AI accelerator platform - Agentic Data and Application Management (ADAM), It is one of the fastest-growing digital technology service providers, delivering transformation across five core workstreams: business-led transformation, customer experience transformation, AI and data engineering, digital engineering, and infrastructure engineering. With 14 delivery locations across North America, Europe, and Asia and a team of over 6,000 customer-obsessed professionals, It combines deep industry expertise, modern engineering, and accelerators to deliver measurable outcomes.

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Job Description: Job Title: Medical Experts - Dermatology Location: Pan India (Remote) Experience: 5+ yrs Job Type : Contract to hire Notice Period:

  • Immediate joiners Role Overview: We are seeking an experienced Dermatologist to help evaluate and enhance large language model (LLM) outputs in the medical domain. You’ll assess AI-generated clinical content for dermatological accuracy, safety, and relevance — contributing to the development of responsible AI in healthcare. We are seeking India-based dermatologists to review dermatology images using a structured online evaluation tool. The work involves assessing image quality and diagnostic usability;

identifying concerns such as blur, lighting, exposure, colour, and framing;

and, where applicable, identifying likely skin conditions, assigning confidence ratings, and documenting rationale.

What You'll Do Day-to-Day:

  • Review AI-generated medical text for accuracy, harmfulness, and completeness, with focus on dermatology.
  • Evaluate diagnoses, treatment plans, and summaries for dermatologic cases.
  • Provide expert feedback to improve medical integrity and safety of LLM outputs.
  • Collaborate with AI researchers and clinicians to align model performance with evidence-based dermatology standards.

Requirements

  • MBBS with completed Dermatology residency.
  • Minimum 5 years of post-residency experience in dermatology.
  • Based in India (mandatory).
  • Strong visual attention to detail
  • Comfortable reviewing sensitive or graphic medical images
  • Technically savvy—able to navigate web-based annotation platforms, use image zoom/tools, follow detailed guidelines, and accurately complete structured questionnaires.
  • Experience in medical content review, clinical research, annotation or AI/ML evaluation preferred.
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