
DataGen & Evals
- Pay
- Not listed
- Location
- Japan
- Type
- Contract
- Posted
- Nov 13, 2026
- Languages
- English, Japanese
**About Turing
**Turing is one of the world’s fastest-growing AI companies, accelerating the advancement and deployment of powerful AI systems.
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Role Overview
We are seeking Japanese–English bilingual clinicians who are licensed and actively practicing in Japan in Internal Medicine or Primary Care. You will contribute to a clinical AI evaluation project by reviewing and annotating Japanese patient histories covering multiple visits, with a focus on Type 2 diabetes.
Responsibilities
- Review longitudinal patient histories in Japanese and interpret the clinical context across multiple visits.
- Identify and correct localization issues to ensure content is appropriate for clinical practice in Japan.
- Write and rate patient check-in plans across approximately 10 decision points per case.
- Review AI-generated plans for clinical appropriateness, accuracy, and relevance to the patient’s history.
- Apply sound clinical reasoning and follow the project’s annotation and evaluation guidelines.
Required qualifications
- Valid medical license in Japan and active clinical practice in Internal Medicine or Primary Care.
- Recent, hands-on experience managing patients with Type 2 diabetes.
- Strong written Japanese and English proficiency, including the ability to interpret clinical documentation and clearly explain clinical judgments.
- Strong clinical reasoning, attention to detail, and the ability to evaluate patient management plans.
- Availability to commit approximately 15 hours per week for 10 weeks.
Project commitment
- Duration: 10 weeks.
- Time commitment: Approximately 15 hours per week.
- Estimated handling time: Approximately two hours per case, including localization corrections, check-in plan creation and rating, and AI-generated plan review.
Quick answers
How much does the DataGen & Evals job at Turing pay?
This listing does not state its pay. Other AI Expert - Clinical & Medical roles here typically pay $60 to $130 an hour, with a median of $125.
Who can apply for this AI training job?
The listing is open to applicants in Japan. The role is remote.
Is this job remote, and what kind of work is it?
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Which languages does this job need?
English, Japanese.
How do I apply, and does it cost anything?
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