Clinical & Health Specialist at Turing

Clinical & Health Specialist | Contractor | Remote

Turing is seeking Clinical & Health Subject Matter Experts (SMEs) to author, evaluate, and calibrate high-fidelity clinical tasks, long-chart scenarios, workplace simulations, and benchmark evaluation rubrics. Contributors are placed in either an Expert Contributor or a Senior Specialist / Functional Lead track based on clinical depth, licensure, leadership experience, and prior review or calibration expertise.

Disciplines Covered

• Acute-care physical, occupational, and speech-language therapy
• Pathology, laboratory cytotechnology, and genetic counseling
• Utilization management, prior authorization, and payer claims
• Dietetics, nutrition, diabetes and chronic-disease education
• Hospital social work and behavioral-health therapy
• Clinical quality improvement, patient safety, infection prevention, and EVS policy
• Medical coding, CDI, billing, and denials
• Hospital pharmacy and clinical pharmacology
• Psychiatry, addiction medicine, and behavioral health
• Emergency medicine, EMS medical direction, and paramedic/EMT handoffs

Requirements

• Approximately 3 to 15+ years of professional experience in one or more relevant clinical or health disciplines.
• Current or recent practice within the last three years in the applicable clinical, hospital, payer, laboratory, behavioral-health, revenue-cycle, or quality setting.
• Active professional licensure, board certification, or recognized credential (e.g., PT, OT, SLP, RN, RD/RDN, LCSW, PharmD, MD, DO; certifications such as BCPS, BCCCP, CIC, CPHQ, CPPS, CCS, CPC, CDIP, CCDS, CDCES, ABEM, ABPN, ABPM).
• Strong clinical reasoning, chart-review, documentation, and written communication skills.
• Ability to interpret fragmented medical records, reconcile conflicting information, identify missing or unsafe actions, and produce clinically defensible conclusions.
• High attention to detail regarding patient safety, clinical terminology, medical necessity, coding accuracy, payer requirements, and regulatory standards.
• Comfort working within structured review cycles, standardized rubrics, and fast-paced calibration environments.
• Familiarity with US clinical guidelines, payer policies, and healthcare workflows preferred; reference materials may be supplied for non-US contributors.

Responsibilities

• Develop high-difficulty clinical tasks, long-chart scenarios, gold-standard answers, and evaluation criteria within the assigned discipline.
• Evaluate fragmented, multi-encounter records and identify clinically meaningful trends, contradictions, omissions, risks, and required actions.
• Assess outputs for clinical accuracy, practicality, evidence alignment, patient safety, and setting appropriateness.
• Apply evaluation rubrics to score clinical reasoning, terminology, documentation quality, regulatory alignment, and payer accuracy.
• Review specialty tasks such as discharge planning, swallow and diet-texture recommendations, prior authorization, claims and denials, nutrition support, psychosocial safety, coding and CDI, medication safety, emergency decision-making, or EMS handoffs.
• Senior track: review and calibrate pod members' work, resolve edge-case ambiguities, maintain quality standards, and escalate clinical, regulatory, or rubric ambiguities.

Commitment & Schedule

• Engagement type: contractor, 12 weeks.
• At least 4 hours per day, up to 40 hours per week.
• 4 hours of overlap with PST required.

Application Process

Applicants submit a job interest form and complete a relevant assessment. Selected applicants may be invited to a discipline-specific review or calibration exercise, and final candidates are contacted regarding contracting and onboarding.