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Remote AI training jobs for doctors, nurses and health professionals in the United States

101 roles open today say they take health professionals living in the United States, from 9 programs, and 76 more are open in every country by their posting. Those that name the United States state $10–$300 an hour (median $90, 62 of 101 state a rate). AI-training programs pay doctors, nurses, pharmacists and medical coders to grade and write answers for AI models, from home and on their own hours.

AI-training roles that take people in the United States

Each of these postings names the United States among the countries it takes. They are grouped by the profession the role asks for; open one for what it pays, what it asks for and how to apply.

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Physicians & Surgeons · 33 roles

Every AI-training role for physicians & surgeons, in any country

Other health and science experts · 42 roles

Open in every country by the posting

These postings set no country limit, so nothing in them excludes someone living in the United States. Many still ask for a license or a degree from a particular country: the posting says which.

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The programs that take people in the United States

How many of their open roles name the country, what those roles state as pay, and how each program pays out. Open a program for its reputation and what the people doing the work say.

AfterQuery17 roles here · $53–$150/hr stated

Pays out: Every Friday through Stripe to a bank account, for the prior week's approved work; Stripe holds the first payout for 7 days and AfterQuery charges no fees.

Where it hires: Remote; pays into many countries.

Invisible17 roles here · $10–$120/hr stated

Pays out: Earnings are processed every two weeks to the account in your profile; contractors are not employees and supply their own equipment.

Where it hires: Posted per country and language: the US, UK, Canada, Belgium, Switzerland, Luxembourg, Australia and worldwide-remote listings in October 2026.

micro116 roles here · $50–$180/hr stated

Pays out: In USD through Deel, twice a month (periods 1st to 15th and 16th to month end, processed within 5 days); Deel offers bank, PayPal, Wise, Payoneer and other withdrawal options.

Where it hires: Remote. Eligibility is set per posting, so remote does not mean open from every country.

Mindrift16 roles here · $100/hr stated

Pays out: Twice a month (on the 5th and 20th) through Payoneer or Tipalti, which can route to PayPal; pay is per accepted task and Mindrift takes no commission.

Where it hires: Physician listings are posted per region (the US, Canada, the UK, Europe, the Gulf, India, Southeast Asia, Latin America, East Asia), but each one requires a current US medical license.

SuperAnnotate (SME)12 roles here · $65–$150/hr stated

Pays out: Weekly through Deel, as an independent contractor: work done Monday to Sunday is paid the following Friday once SME's team approves it, usually arriving 1 to 3 days after SME submits the payout. On hourly projects only tracked active time is paid, and SME's team sets your rate.

Where it hires: Its health roles were posted for the US, Germany, Brazil and 14 countries in South and Southeast Asia on 2 November 2026 (the rubric-design and psychology lead roles for the US only). Its home page says 40+ countries; its full list named 102 on 31 October 2026, in Africa only South Africa, Egypt and Mauritius.

Mercor9 roles here · $45–$230/hr stated

Pays out: Weekly through Stripe (Wise in a few countries where Stripe is unavailable); Stripe holds the first payout for 7 days. Experts are engaged as independent contractors.

Where it hires: Global, with many projects restricted by country or time zone; most clinical listings in October 2026 were remote.

Sovrano AI7 roles here · $40–$125/hr stated

Pays out: In euros, to an account in your name: a SEPA transfer to your IBAN inside the SEPA area, or a payout link elsewhere that can be claimed into 155 countries. Sovrano prepares your invoice for accepted tasks each month and pays it within 15 days (its expert terms, October 21, 2026).

Where it hires: Remote. Its medical and healthcare operations waitlists are open across North America, Europe and Turkey; each of its roles names its own countries.

Scale AI4 roles here · $300/hr stated

Pays out: As a 1099 independent contractor, per the fellowship listing; the payout schedule is not published.

Where it hires: Fully remote; listings for the US and the UK. Candidates must be authorized to work where they live.

Terac3 roles here

Pays out: Approved work lands in your Terac balance in US dollars; you cash out through its payout partner Whop to your bank, from $12.50 up to $10,000 a day, and in the few countries Whop cannot pay, through Virtual Incentives (its payment docs, read October 29, 2026).

Where it hires: United States for every clinical study on its board on 2 November 2026. Terac pays out in most countries (its payment docs name no list); many of its other listings are US-only or for the US, UK and Canada.

AI training work in the United States: common questions

Can doctors and nurses in the United States get paid to train AI?

Yes. 101 roles open today name the United States among the countries they take, from AfterQuery (17), Invisible (17), micro1 (16), Mindrift (16), SuperAnnotate (SME) (12) and Mercor (9) and 3 more programs. 76 more are open in every country by their posting. The work is remote contract work: grading AI answers to medical questions, writing the answer a careful professional would give, and reviewing AI conversations for safety.

How much do AI training jobs pay in the United States?

The roles that name the United States state $10–$300 an hour (median $90, 62 of 101 state a rate), in US dollars as each posting gives it. It is the program's stated rate for the role, not a promised income: hours depend on the project, and some programs set the rate by the country you live in, which the posting says when it does.

Which AI training programs accept applicants from the United States?

By their open postings today: AfterQuery (17 roles), Invisible (17 roles), micro1 (16 roles), Mindrift (16 roles), SuperAnnotate (SME) (12 roles), Mercor (9 roles), Sovrano AI (7 roles), Scale AI (4 roles) and Terac (3 roles). Roles with no country limit come from Mercor, Alignerr, AfterQuery, Turing, Invisible and RemoExperts. Anyone AI and TransPerfect DataForce have open roles too, none of which names the United States today. A program's list changes as projects open and close; this page is read from each program's own job board every night.

How do these programs pay people in the United States?

AfterQuery: Every Friday through Stripe to a bank account, for the prior week's approved work; Stripe holds the first payout for 7 days and AfterQuery charges no fees. Invisible: Earnings are processed every two weeks to the account in your profile; contractors are not employees and supply their own equipment. micro1: In USD through Deel, twice a month (periods 1st to 15th and 16th to month end, processed within 5 days); Deel offers bank, PayPal, Wise, Payoneer and other withdrawal options. Mindrift: Twice a month (on the 5th and 20th) through Payoneer or Tipalti, which can route to PayPal; pay is per accepted task and Mindrift takes no commission. SuperAnnotate (SME): Weekly through Deel, as an independent contractor: work done Monday to Sunday is paid the following Friday once SME's team approves it, usually arriving 1 to 3 days after SME submits the payout. On hourly projects only tracked active time is paid, and SME's team sets your rate. Mercor: Weekly through Stripe (Wise in a few countries where Stripe is unavailable); Stripe holds the first payout for 7 days. Experts are engaged as independent contractors. Each program's page here says how it pays out and what people who did the work report; check it against the program's own terms for the United States before you start.

Do I need a US license to do AI training work from the United States?

It depends on the role, and the posting says. A posting that names the United States takes people living there; what it asks for (a medical degree, an active license and where it was issued, a specialty, a coding certificate, a language) is in its requirements. Open a role to read them before you apply, and never pay to apply or share patient information in an application.

Are these AI training programs legitimate?

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: it is contract work, projects open and close, and most programs screen you with a test or an interview first.

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Sources and method

Every role is read from its program's own job board every night. A role is listed for the United States when its posting names the country among those it takes; a role whose posting sets no country limit is listed separately, and a role that says nothing about countries is on no country's page. The profession is read from the role's title, the way every job on this board is sorted. Pay is the hourly rate the postings state: the lowest floor, the highest ceiling, and the median of the roles' midpoints, counted over the roles that state one.

  1. AfterQuery: its open roles, pay and how it pays out
  2. Invisible: its open roles, pay and how it pays out
  3. micro1: its open roles, pay and how it pays out
  4. Mindrift: its open roles, pay and how it pays out
  5. SuperAnnotate (SME): its open roles, pay and how it pays out
  6. Mercor: its open roles, pay and how it pays out
  7. Sovrano AI: its open roles, pay and how it pays out
  8. Scale AI: its open roles, pay and how it pays out
  9. Terac: its open roles, pay and how it pays out

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CareJobs.Now. (2026). Remote AI training jobs for doctors, nurses and health professionals in the United States. Data as of 10 Nov 2026. https://carejobs.now/get-paid-to-train-ai/in/united-states

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