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Medical Specialist at micro1
Internal medicine physicians use their adult inpatient training to read hospital charts containing FHIR data plus clinical notes, for AI training. They confirm that clinical statements are supported by the chart, examine documentation such as assessments and plans, and flag gaps, errors or inconsistencies in dosing, interactions and patient details.
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What you would do
- Review FHIR data and clinical notes from adult inpatient records
- Check that clinical information and claims are backed by the record
- Find missing, wrong or inconsistent information, including medication issues
- Share feedback that improves AI models and data quality
What the listing asks for
- Preferred: MD or DO with Internal Medicine board certification, or a hospital medicine practice designation
- Preferred: 5 or more years of hospitalist experience
- Preferred: current or recent inpatient hospitalist work, within the last 2 years
- Preferred: solid understanding of how inpatient notes and hospital workflows operate
- Preferred: chart review, documentation improvement, utilization review or coding QA experience is a plus
Suits professionals who are internal medicine physicians with recent hospital-based practice and close attention to chart detail.
The listing as micro1 posted it
This is micro1's public listing for the role, read October 29, 2026, with dashes and placeholder links cleaned up. The listing is micro1's text; the summary above and everything below it is ours.
Role Title: Medical Specialist
Role Type: Contractor
Location: United States, Remote
micro1 is engaging with Internal Medical Specialists to contribute their medical expertise to a customer project focused on inpatient care and documentation standards. In this role, you’ll apply your adult inpatient clinical training to help train next-generation AI systems. Your work will shape how models learn, reason, and perform through high-quality, real-world input.
Scope of Work
- Review medical records, including FHIR data and clinical notes, for AI training.
- Check whether clinical information and claims are supported by the medical record.
- Review inpatient adult medicine documentation, including HPI, PMH, medication reconciliation, social history, assessments, and plans.
- Follow clear guidelines and apply the same standards consistently.
- Identify missing, incorrect, or inconsistent information in medical records, including renal- and hepatic-adjusted dosing, medication interactions, and age-appropriate clinical details.
- Share feedback to help improve AI models and data quality.
Preferred Qualifications
- At least 5 years of hospitalist experience.
- MD or DO, board certified in Internal Medicine (or Internal Medicine with a Hospital Medicine focused practice designation).
- Current or recent inpatient hospitalist experience (within the last 2 years).
- Strong understanding of inpatient documentation and hospital workflows, including admission, daily progress notes, transitions of care, and discharge.
- Comfortable reviewing clinical notes and raw medical record data.
- Strong attention to detail and ability to follow clear guidelines consistently.
- Experience with chart review, clinical documentation improvement, utilization review, or medical coding/QA is a plus.
Referral link. We may be paid a referral fee.
Pay and terms
The listing does not state a rate for this role. micro1's expert guide describes pay in bands by type of work rather than per role, so treat any figure you see elsewhere as unconfirmed until it appears in your contract.
micro1 engages experts as contractors. Its help library says payments are made in USD twice a month and that contracts and payroll run through Deel. Payments cannot be processed until identity verification there is complete. Read our micro1 review for what workers say about project availability and support.
Before you apply
Medical listings tend to ask for a license, a certification or a clinical specialty. Keep your credentials and specialty to hand, and check whether the listing limits applicants to US-licensed clinicians.
Applying starts with an AI interview, then certification, then matching to projects by recruiters. micro1 says certification does not guarantee a project, so treat this as flexible work and not as a job offer. The how to become an AI trainer guide walks through each step.
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People also ask
What does a medical specialist mean?
At micro1, Medical Specialist is a title for internal medicine physicians on a remote, U.S.-based contractor project. The listing describes reviewing adult inpatient charts that include FHIR data and clinical notes, confirming that clinical claims are supported by the record, and flagging gaps or inconsistencies in dosing and interactions. It prefers MD or DO board certification in Internal Medicine and at least 5 years of hospitalist experience.
What are some medical specialists?
This page is not a guide to medical specialties. The specialist this micro1 listing asks for is an internal medicine physician with adult inpatient, hospitalist experience, an MD or DO board certified in Internal Medicine. Their work here is to review hospital charts for AI training. Other micro1 listings and other employers use different specialist titles.
What is the difference between an MD and do?
This page does not explain medical training paths. What it can say is that the micro1 listing accepts either: it prefers a physician with an MD or DO who is board certified in Internal Medicine, plus recent inpatient hospitalist experience. Its stated qualifications do not treat one degree as preferable to the other.
What is a doctor who is a specialist in general medicine?
This page does not define medical specialties in general. In this micro1 listing, the title Medical Specialist is used for internal medicine physicians who apply adult inpatient clinical training to review charts, check claims against the record and flag errors for AI training. The same job title can mean different work at other employers.
How much does the Medical Specialist role at micro1 pay?
The listing does not state a rate for this role, so we cannot give a figure. micro1's expert guide describes pay in bands by type of work rather than per role. Ask during onboarding, and read the contract before you accept work.
Is the Medical Specialist role remote?
Yes. The listing describes it as remote work. On where you can be based, it says: remote, United States. Read the eligibility line on the listing before you apply.
How do I apply for the Medical Specialist role?
Open the listing on micro1's site and apply there. Applying starts with an AI interview, followed by certification and matching to projects by recruiters. micro1 says certification does not guarantee a project. Our how to become an AI trainer guide covers each step.
Is this listing still open?
We read micro1's public listing on October 29, 2026. Roles close without notice, so confirm on the listing itself. If it has closed, the other medical and health roles on this site are linked below.
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Sources and method
- micro1 public job listing for this role, read October 29, 2026. The summary, task and requirement lines are our paraphrase of that listing.
- The questions under People also ask: Google's related questions for this kind of role in the United States, as reported by Ahrefs, pulled October 29, 2026. Answers are ours, written from the listing and from our own sourced micro1 pages.
- micro1 help library and expert guide for payment timing and the hiring steps, read 17 October 2026.
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