Orthodontist

$150/hrRemote (United States)Contract

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Mercor is hiring practicing orthodontists (DDS and DMD) to help build rigorous evaluations of how well AI reads real dental imaging, in partnership with a leading AI lab.

This is not image labeling. You will read de-identified cephalometric and panoramic radiographs and CBCT studies, write the reference finding, and review AI-drafted reads to mark what is inaccurate, unsupported, or unsafe. Your clinical judgment becomes the reference standard that trains and tests frontier models, work that improves outcomes for millions of patients around the world.

Key Responsibilities

Read de-identified orthodontic imaging (cephalometric and panoramic radiographs, CBCT, intraoral scans) and record the reference finding

Apply the diagnostic conventions and treatment-planning reasoning you use in practice

Review AI-generated reads and flag errors that are inaccurate, unsupported, or could compromise patient care

Write structured rationales on clinical rigor, completeness and clarity

Required Qualifications

DDS or DMD from a dental school in the United States

Completed an accredited orthodontics residency (certificate or MS in orthodontics)

Active, unrestricted US dental license

Currently treating patients as an orthodontist in the US, with at least 5 years of independent practice after residency

Resident in the US, outside California

Clear written communication and close attention to detail

Project Details

Remote and hourly, with flexible part-time hours

Start date: immediate

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