Alignerr
Population Health Informaticist

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Population Health Informaticist (AI Training)
About The Role
We're partnering with leading AI research teams to build smarter, more accurate health AI — and we need experienced population health professionals to help make it happen. As a Population Health Informaticist, you'll apply your expertise to evaluate, improve, and shape AI systems that work with large-scale health data. Your insights will directly influence how AI understands and reasons about public health trends, disparities, and interventions.
This is a fully remote, flexible contract role — work on your own schedule, on your own terms.
Organization: Alignerr
Type: Hourly Contract
Location: Remote
Commitment: 10–40 hours/week
What You'll Do
- Evaluate AI-generated population health content, analyses, and outputs for accuracy, clinical validity, and practical relevance
- Review and assess how AI models interpret large-scale health datasets, trends, and epidemiological patterns
- Identify gaps, errors, or misleading conclusions in AI-generated health insights
- Provide structured expert feedback to guide AI model improvements in population health reasoning
- Apply your knowledge of health metrics, disparities, and data pipelines to real-world AI training tasks
- Work independently and asynchronously on task-based assignments
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- Experienced working with healthcare, public health, or population-level datasets
- Strong analytical thinker with the ability to spot errors in data interpretation and health reasoning
- Skilled in data visualization, dashboards, or reporting frameworks used in population health contexts
- Able to translate complex health data into clear, actionable insights
- Detail-oriented, self-motivated, and comfortable working independently
- No prior AI experience required — your domain expertise is what matters


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Nice to Have
- Background in epidemiology, public health informatics, or health policy
- Familiarity with surveillance systems, EHR data, or population health platforms
- Experience with data annotation, data quality assessment, or evaluation workflows
- Knowledge of social determinants of health and health equity frameworks
Why Join Us
- Work on cutting-edge AI projects alongside top research labs and AI teams
- Fully remote and flexible — set your own hours and workload
- Freelance perks: autonomy, variety, and global collaboration
- Apply your public health expertise to work that has real, measurable impact
- Potential for ongoing work and contract extension
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