Medicine, General Practitioner - United Kingdom
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We are seeking experienced General Practitioners (GPs) to collaborate with a leading global partner dedicated to advancing safe, evidence-based healthcare through innovative technology. In this non-clinical role, you will apply your clinical expertise to evaluate AI-generated medical content, ensuring accuracy, patient safety, and adherence to current standards of care.
This position does not involve direct patient care. Instead, you will play a key role in shaping the future of AI applications in healthcare — helping to develop intelligent systems that assist both healthcare professionals and patients worldwide.
Requirements
Key Responsibilities
- Evaluate and provide structured feedback on AI-generated responses to clinical scenarios and patient queries.
- Apply sound clinical reasoning to identify inaccuracies, gaps, or safety risks.
- Ensure all content aligns with up-to-date clinical guidelines and best practices in primary care.
- Maintain confidentiality, ethical standards, and medical professionalism throughout the process.
Requirements
- Medical degree (MD, DO, or international equivalent).
- Active, unrestricted medical license in United Kingdom.
- Minimum 5 years of post-residency clinical practice experience.
- Strong foundation in general medicine, chronic disease management, and preventive care.
- Familiarity with obesity medicine, integrative medicine, and complementary or alternative health practices is an advantage.
- Excellent attention to detail and ability to communicate medical nuance clearly and precisely.
Summary
Evaluate AI medical responses ensuring accuracy and safety; no direct patient care.
Job title
General Practitioner
Experience level
5+ years
Minimum experience
5+ years exp
Industry
healthcare
Location requirements
Remote, UK-based medical license required, open to UK residents.
Salary
Not specified
Management role
No
Required skills
Preferred skills
Specializations
Structured locations inferred from the posting.
United Kingdom