Pharmacist / Pharmacy Technician — Medication Pronunciation Reviewer
Mercor Experts · Remote · AI model evaluation
Pharmacist / Pharmacy Technician — Medication Pronunciation Reviewer is an open role at Mercor Experts, available remotely, with pay listed as $70/hr.
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At a glance
- Pay
- $70/hrStated by Mercor Experts
- Location
- Remote
- Work type
- AI model evaluation
- Field
- Healthcare
- Listed
- Since Sep 30, last confirmed Oct 22
How the pay compares
Higher than 31% of the 87 distinct hourly rates advertised for Healthcare roles right now. Hourly USD, top of each advertised range, one count per distinct rate. Same method as the Pay Index.
From Mercor Experts’ listing
“We are looking for experienced U.S.-based Pharmacists and Pharmacy Technicians to support an AI-focused healthcare project.”
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We are looking for experienced U.S.-based Pharmacists and Pharmacy Technicians to support an AI-focused healthcare project. This opportunity is ideal for pharmacy professionals with strong familiarity with prescription medications, generic and brand drug names, and standard U.S. medication terminology.
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.
Ideal Background
- 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.
- Experience in retail, hospital, speciality, mail-order, or other pharmacy settings is welcome.
Preferred Qualifications
- Several years of hands-on pharmacy experience.
- Regular experience communicating medication names verbally with patients, pharmacists, physicians, or other healthcare professionals.
- Familiarity with a broad range of therapeutic areas and medication classes.
- Experience with quality assurance, annotation, clinical revie
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Frequently asked questions
How do I apply for the Pharmacist / Pharmacy Technician — Medication Pronunciation Reviewer role at Mercor Experts?
Applications go through Mercor Experts's own portal - HumanSourcer links to the listing and never collects applications or handles hiring. Mercor Experts's access model is "Apply" (Profile / role application). This listing was first seen here on September 30, 2026 and was still live at the last check.
Is the Pharmacist / Pharmacy Technician — Medication Pronunciation Reviewer role at Mercor Experts remote?
Yes - Mercor Experts lists this role as remote.
What does the Pharmacist / Pharmacy Technician — Medication Pronunciation Reviewer role at Mercor Experts pay?
Mercor Experts lists this role's pay as $70/hr, quoted from the listing rather than estimated.
What kind of work is Pharmacist / Pharmacy Technician — Medication Pronunciation Reviewer?
AI model evaluation. Law, medicine, finance, engineering, operations and AI evaluation
Is Mercor Experts a legitimate AI-training platform?
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