AI training jobs for pharmacists & pharmacy techs

The 5 roles open today state $35–$80 an hour, with a median of $45 (4 of 5 state an hourly rate). By program: AfterQuery $55–$80, RemoExperts $35 and SuperAnnotate (SME) $35–$65. These are the rates the postings state for the role, not a promised income: the hours depend on the project.

By their open roles today: AfterQuery (2 roles), RemoExperts (1 role), SuperAnnotate (SME) (1 role) and Terac (1 role). Each program's page here says what it pays, how it pays out and what the people doing the work report. The list is read from each program's own job board every night.

Yes: 3 of the 5 roles take people outside the United States by their posting, 2 of them with no country limit at all. The countries the postings name most: United States (3), Bangladesh (1), Bhutan (1), Brazil (1), Cambodia (1), Germany (1), India (1) and Indonesia (1). What a role asks for (a license and where it was issued, a specialty, a language) is in its posting.

They judge and write in their own field: grade an AI model's answers to clinical questions for accuracy and safety, write the answer a careful professional would give, build the rubrics answers are scored against, and review AI conversations. It is contract work on AI systems for the program that posts it, done remotely on your own hours, and you never treat or advise patients through it. Each posting describes its project and what it asks for.

The programs listed are operating companies that pay contractors to improve AI, and every role comes from a program's own job board. How the work and the programs are checked covers the caveats: projects open and close, and most programs screen you with a test or an interview first. Never pay to apply, and never put patient information in an application.