Cardiology NP / PA / RN – ATTR Clinical Consultant

$80–120/hr Mercor Part time, 10 hours a week Part‑time cardiology clinician annotates patient charts to improve an AI model for detecting ATTR cardiac amyloidosis. What you would do Analyze patient histories and imaging to gauge ATTR likelihoodLabel cases with structured clinical rationaleUpdate annotations as new evidence emergesExplain labeling decisions to data‑science teamDeliver labeled sets within set timelines Who they want 5+ years in cardiology practice (NP, RN, or PA)1‑3 years in heart‑failure or ATTR clinicExperience interpreting PYP scans within scopeAbility to work 10‑20 hours weekly alongside clinical dutiesUS‑based licensure and strong written communication Main skills Cardiology chart reviewAttr amyloidosis identificationClinical reasoning documentation What The Interview Asks About 1.Assessing incomplete charts Shows how you handle uncertainty and still produce reliable labels, crucial for model training on real‑world data For example: “A chart lacks a recent PYP scan but mentions unexplained dyspnea; how would you decide whether to label it as probable ATTR and what justification would you provide?” 2.PYP scan interpretation Demonstrates your ability to extract specific imaging findings that the model relies on For example: “You encounter a PYP scan report showing mild uptake; explain how you would classify the finding and its impact on the ATTR probability score.” 3.Consistency in labeling Ensures you can apply uniform criteria across many cases, preventing noisy training data For example: “Two patients have similar echo findings but different symptom timelines; how do you ensure your labels remain consistent?” 4.Feedback integration Tests your responsiveness to model performance signals and willingness to revise judgments For example: “The AI flags a set of labels as outliers after a validation run; describe your process for reviewing and updating those cases.” 5.Communication with engineers Evaluates your skill in translating medical nuance into actionable technical guidance For example: “A data scientist asks why you marked a case as ‘unlikely ATTR’ despite borderline biomarkers; how would you convey your clinical reasoning?” A task you may get You will be given a de‑identified patient chart with partial imaging results and asked to label the ATTR likelihood, providing a concise evidence‑based rationale within 30 minutes. How to prepare Refresh the diagnostic criteria and typical imaging patterns for transthyretin cardiac amyloidosisPractice summarizing clinical reasoning in bullet points limited to 2‑3 sentencesReview how to convey medical uncertainty clearly for non‑clinical audiences The facts Pay $80–120/hr Hours Part time, 10 hours a week Where Remote Remote (US) Open to USA, USA Field Medicine Posted 10/8/2026 Places left 2 We wrote this page from the public Mercor listing. It may be out of date, so read the full posting before you apply.