Pharmacist / Pharmacy Technician — Medication Pronunciation Reviewer
Mercor
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Mercor partners with leading AI labs to train frontier models using human expertise. This remote contract role involves reviewing audio samples of spoken medication names to evaluate pronunciation accuracy and provide structured feedback for AI development.
What You’ll Do
- Review short audio samples containing spoken medication names
- Evaluate whether medication names are pronounced accurately and clearly
- Score audio samples using a structured evaluation rubric
- Identify pronunciation errors, ambiguities, or inconsistencies
- Apply evaluation standards consistently across review tasks
- Participate in an initial calibration exercise to align on scoring expectations
- Complete additional review batches as project needs arise
- Provide concise feedback where clarification or correction is required
Requirements
- Licensed Pharmacist (PharmD/RPh) or experienced Pharmacy Technician
- Professional pharmacy experience in the United States
- Strong familiarity with generic and brand-name medications commonly encountered in U.S. pharmacy practice
- Comfortable recognising and assessing medication terminology when spoken aloud
- High attention to detail and ability to distinguish subtle pronunciation differences
- Able to follow detailed rubrics and apply scoring criteria consistently
- Strong written and spoken U.S. English proficiency
Who Should Apply
This role suits licensed pharmacists or experienced pharmacy technicians with deep familiarity with U.S. medication names and a meticulous eye for detail—people who can confidently identify subtle pronunciation differences and apply consistent scoring criteria. It will frustrate anyone seeking clinical practice, patient interaction, or complex problem-solving; this is structured, repetitive annotation work that requires sustained focus on a narrow, well-defined task.
Salary Insight
$70/hour is solid for remote contract annotation work and reflects the specialized nature of pharmacy expertise. However, this is paid hourly with no benefits, and the workload is fully variable—the posting states projects can be "extended, shortened, or concluded early depending on needs." Budget conservatively and clarify expected weekly hours upfront.
About Mercor
A marketplace placing specialists into paid remote contract work with AI companies. One profile and one AI interview, reused across every role you apply to.
Remote policy: Fully remote, worldwide, on hourly contractor agreements rather than employment. But payment eligibility is the thing to check before you invest any time, because it is decided by country and there is no way around it. Mercor pays through Stripe Connect in…
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Compensation
$70 per hour
- Location
- Remote
- Engagement
- Contract
- Posted
- Oct 4
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About Mercor
A marketplace placing specialists into paid remote contract work with AI companies. One profile and one AI interview, reused across every role you apply to.
Remote policy: Fully remote, worldwide, on hourly contractor agreements rather than employment. But payment eligibility is the thing to check before you invest any time, because it is decided by country and there is no way around it. Mercor pays through Stripe Connect in…
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Application Tip
Lead with your hands-on pharmacy experience and any prior exposure to annotation, QA, or structured evaluation work—the posting explicitly states this is helpful. In your cover note, mention specific therapeutic areas or medication classes you know deeply, and give one concrete example of catching a subtle error (verbal miscommunication, mix-up between similar drug names, etc.). This shows you have the attention to detail the rubric-based work demands, and that you understand why accuracy matters in AI training for healthcare.
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