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Clinical AI Research Intern

United Kingdom
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🩺 We’re Hiring: Clinical AI Research Intern

SympliCare AI is looking for a Clinical AI Research Intern to join our growing team. We are currently exploring an exciting R&D project focused on how AI models can be structured, tested and evaluated using evidence-based clinical reasoning cases. This is not about simply asking an AI model clinical questions and checking whether the final answer is correct.

We are interested in deeper questions:

  • How does an AI model reason when new clinical information becomes available?
  • Can it recognise important risks and red flags?
  • Can it prioritise the right information?
  • Does it recognise uncertainty?
  • Does it know when human clinical oversight is required?
  • And importantly—how can we identify and understand potential failure modes?

We are looking for a motivated clinical, healthcare or biomedical research-focused individual who would like to gain hands-on experience at the intersection of:

🩺 Healthcare
🤖 Artificial Intelligence
📚 Clinical Research
🔬 Evidence-Based Practice
🛡️ AI Safety and Clinical Governance

What you’ll be working on
You will support our Clinical Advisor and wider R&D team with:

  • Researching relevant clinical guidelines and evidence sources
  • Supporting the development of structured clinical case scenarios
  • Reviewing and organising evidence and guideline references
  • Helping create case metadata and evaluation rubrics
  • Identifying common pitfalls and potential unsafe AI responses
  • Supporting literature reviews and evidence mapping
  • Organising AI model outputs and evaluation results
  • Supporting research documentation, reports and presentations

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  • 🎓 Medical students or graduates
  • 🎓 Healthcare students or graduates
  • 🎓 Biomedical or clinical science students
  • 🎓 Public Health or healthcare research candidates
  • 🎓 Individuals with a strong interest in AI in healthcare

We are particularly interested in people who are:

  • Curious and research-oriented
  • Comfortable reading clinical literature and guidelines
  • Strong in written English and documentation
  • Interested in responsible AI and healthcare innovation
  • Able to work independently while taking guidance and feedback
  • Detail-oriented and organised

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You will have the opportunity to contribute to an early-stage R&D project exploring how AI systems can be evaluated around:

  • Clinical reasoning
  • Risk recognition
  • Safety-netting
  • Guideline alignment
  • Uncertainty and escalation
  • Human oversight
  • AI failure modes

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You will work under clinical guidance and alongside our wider team. This is a research support role. Interns will not independently make clinical decisions, approve clinical standards or provide patient-facing clinical advice.

📍 Location
Remote

⏰ Commitment
Part-time / Flexible

Start
Immediate — we are looking to complete onboarding next week.

💡 About SympliCare AI
SympliCare AI is a UK-based technology company building practical digital solutions for the care and healthcare sector. Our immediate commercial focus is on the UK care sector, while we continue to explore longer-term opportunities around responsible AI and healthcare innovation through carefully controlled R&D.

We believe technology in healthcare should be developed responsibly, with strong attention to safety, evidence, human oversight and real-world impact.

Interested?
If this sounds interesting, please apply via LinkedIn or send us a message with:

  • Your CV
  • A short introduction
  • Your current area of study or professional background
  • Why you are interested in Clinical AI Research

We’re excited to meet curious researchers who want to help explore the future of responsible AI in healthcare.

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Skills

Clinical Reasoning
AI Safety
Clinical Research
Evidence-Based Practice
Literature Review
Clinical Governance
Case Scenario Development
Data Organization
Technical Documentation
Risk Recognition
Healthcare Innovation
Research Methodology

Location

United Kingdom

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