Medical Data Annotation QA Specialist

Role overview Oversee quality for medical imaging and clinical data annotation, ensuring labeled material meets anatomical, ontology, privacy, and clinical validation standards. The work spans modalities such as DICOM, MRI, CT, and histology, with close coordination with physicians during project pilots.

Responsibilities - Review image segmentations and radiology report annotations for anatomical accuracy and ontology compliance. - Work with board-certified physicians to calibrate labeling guidance during pilot phases. - Check diagnostic boundaries and pathology markers against strict quality expectations. - Verify that data handling follows sanitization and data sovereignty requirements.

Requirements - Degree in biomedical sciences, radiologic technology, clinical informatics, or a related healthcare field. - Hands-on experience with DICOM software, medical image segmentation, and anatomical classification. - Careful handling of confidential information and consistent attention to clinical quality.

Benefits and work setup - Full-time specialist role, remote within the United States; Boston is also listed as a location. - Listed compensation of $90,000–$120,000 plus equity. - Flexible asynchronous schedule, health benefits, and support for continuing clinical education. - Work contributes to AI medical diagnostics, including cancer detection.