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Disease-Area Clinician — Trial Endpoints at Mercor
posted 3 months agoDisease-Area Clinician | $150–$235/hr | Remote (US)
Mercor is partnering with a leading biotech and pharma research team to support expert human-evaluation work focused on commercial drugs and drug-development programs. We are seeking an experienced disease-area clinician for a paid pilot engagement, with strong potential for recurring work as the project scales.
What You'll Do
- Create and critique analytical rubrics evaluating commercial drugs and drug-development programs
- Assess clinical trial endpoints — determining whether they would meaningfully influence prescribing behavior and real-world drug uptake
- Provide expert insight to help improve AI-driven evaluation of pharmaceutical programs
Engagement Details
- Duration: Approximately 10–20 hours over a 1–2 week paid pilot, covering analysis across roughly 5–10 companies
- Compensation: $150–$235 per hour
- Location: Fully remote — US-based or candidates with deep US market experience (payer, formulary, and launch dynamics are US-specific); occasional overlap with US business hours required for calls
- Recurring opportunity for strong contributors as the work expands
Who We're Looking For
- Active or recently practicing disease-area clinician with strong clinical judgment
- Familiarity with biotech and pharma development programs is a plus
- Comfortable working independently in a flexible, remote environment
Why Join?
- Contribute to cutting-edge AI evaluation of drugs and development programs
- Flexible, remote participation on your schedule
- Competitive hourly compensation for your time and expertise
- Pathway to recurring engagement for high-performing contributors
How to apply for this role
- Upload your resume — keep it up-to-date and in English. Mercor will auto-fill your profile from it.
- Complete the AI interview — a 15-minute conversation about your experience. Be ready to discuss specific projects and challenges you've solved.
- Submit your application — only about 20% of applicants finish all the steps, so completing yours puts you well ahead.