Review how AI reasons through clinical cases
For licensed US physicians (MD/DO). Paid, remote, on your own schedule
$100 per hour
About 10 hrs/week
Fully remote
No patient contact
Case accuracy
Compare the summary with the source note and flag invented, changed or missing findings.
Trap check
Judge whether the wrong answer is tempting but truly wrong.
Answer check
Confirm the answer matches the documented clinical decision and is specific enough to grade.
Reasoning check
Make sure each step follows from the case, reaches the answer and rules out the trap.
Active, unrestricted US medical license (MD or DO), from any state
Based in the US. Some states aren't eligible yet. (see FAQ)
Any specialty, practicing or retired
US-licensed physicians living abroad can also apply.
What you get
Up to
Up to
10 hours/week
20 hours/week
Apply
Submit your application and register on Mindrift
Verify
ID check, license check via Checkr, NPI check
Onboard
Sign the NDA, join Discord, read the guidelines and pass a 30-minute test
Start
Take tasks on your own schedule as they open
FAQs
Is this clinical practice or medical advice?
No. You review training examples for AI. You don’t treat patients or give medical advice to anyone.
Is real patient data involved?
Cases are built from real visit notes that are fully de-identified. There is no patient contact.
Which US states are eligible?
For now we can’t work with physicians based in Alaska, Arkansas, California, Connecticut, Delaware, Georgia, Hawaii, Illinois, Indiana, Kansas, Louisiana, Maine, Maryland, Massachusetts, Nebraska, Nevada, New Hampshire, New Jersey, New Mexico, Ohio, Oregon, Tennessee, Utah, Vermont, Washington or West Virginia. Your license can be from any state. What matters is where you live.
I have a US license but live outside the US. Can I join?
Yes. The rate depends on your location, and you’ll see it before you start.
How exactly is pay calculated?
You’re paid per approved task. Each task is priced at $100 per hour of its estimated time, and an average task takes about 20 minutes.
When do tasks start?
We’re onboarding physicians now, and tasks open as soon as the project setup is final. Complete onboarding early to be ready on day one. We’ll notify you when tasks are live.
How long does the project run?
About 6–8 weeks. More medical projects may follow, and onboarded physicians hear about them first.
Can I do this alongside a full-time job?
Yes. There are no shifts and no minimum hours, so you choose when to work.
Is there an NDA?
Yes, you sign it before onboarding. The client’s name, the cases and all project materials are confidential.
Can I refer colleagues?
Yes. Until December 6, you earn 20% of what a physician you refer earns in their first 30 days, up to $100 per referral.