About The Job
Mercor connects elite creative and technical talent with leading AI research labs. Headquartered in San Francisco, our investors include
Benchmark,
General Catalyst,
Peter Thiel,
Adam D'Angelo,
Larry Summers, and
Jack Dorsey.
Position: Clinical Documentation Expert
Type: Contract
Compensation: $55â$80/hour
Location: Remote
Role Responsibilities
- Build long-horizon documentation tasks that mirror clinical documentation work.
- Create deterministic rubrics to grade agent performance against verifiable ground truth.
- Develop scenarios for encounter documentation like SOAP notes, H&Ps, and progress notes.
- Construct transitions of care scenarios including discharge summaries and medication reconciliation.
- Formulate CDI queries triggered by rule-defined documentation gaps with known correct query framing.
- Work independently and asynchronously to ensure task quality and throughput.
Qualifications
Must-Have
- 2+ years as a medical scribe, CDI specialist, RN, NP, PA, or similar documentation-heavy role.
- Expertise in SOAP or H&P authoring, CDI query practice, discharge summary construction, EHR documentation workflows (Epic, Cerner).
- Comfortable with clinical artifacts: SOAP notes, H&Ps, discharge summaries, CDI queries.
- Clear written communication; articulate reasoning step by step and encode it into deterministic rubrics.
Compensation & Legal
- Hourly contractor
- Paid weekly via Stripe Connect
Application Process (Takes 20â30 mins to complete)
- Upload resume
- AI interview based on your resume
- Submit form
Resources & Support
- For details about the interview process and platform information, please check: https://talent.docs.mercor.com/welcome
- For any help or support, reach out to: support@mercor.com
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