Digitive engages qualified obstetrics and gynecology professionals for paid, remote medical-AI evaluation work. Apply your women's health expertise to help review and improve AI model outputs for accuracy and appropriateness — on flexible hours and in your own language.
Part of the Medical AI Expert Program — one application, reviewed by our team.
Women's health is a clinically sensitive domain where accuracy and context matter. Obstetrics and gynecology professionals bring reasoning that is directly relevant to judging whether AI outputs are accurate, appropriate and safe. Examples of the expertise that is useful in this work:
Judging whether AI responses reflect the clinical context and sensitivity expected across obstetric and gynecologic care.
Spotting where model outputs misuse OB/GYN terminology, anatomy, staging or classification frameworks.
Evaluating whether descriptions of presentations, histories and clinical reasoning are plausible and appropriately nuanced.
Reviewing whether reproductive-health content is handled with the accuracy, caution and context a clinician would expect.
Assessing the tone, clarity and appropriateness of patient-facing language from a professional standpoint.
Flagging inaccurate, inappropriate or potentially unsafe output so models can be made safer.
These are examples of relevant professional expertise, not a description of specific assigned tasks. This page is about evaluating AI outputs — it does not provide medical advice, and makes no claims about pregnancy, diagnosis, treatment or clinical outcomes.
The Medical AI Expert Program engages licensed and practising medical professionals to review and evaluate AI model outputs for clinical accuracy and safety. The work is written, fully remote and paid, and can be done in your own language. Your feedback helps make AI systems safer and more reliable for healthcare contexts.
Obstetrics and gynecology professionals with appropriate qualifications and relevant clinical experience. OB/GYN spans distinct roles and sub-areas with different training, licensing and scopes of practice — this page does not treat them as interchangeable. Specific eligibility is confirmed during the Medical AI application, which remains the authoritative place to check whether you qualify.