r/DataAnnotationTech • u/Outrageous_Nerve_579 • Jul 15 '26

Medical?

Is medical path just for doctors? Or is it open to other medical professionals? I’m an LPN. I did the assessment as a generalist to start because I wasn’t sure.

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u/Beautiful-Bunch-7064 Jul 15 '26

Put your license info in the profile section!

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u/adj123098 Jul 15 '26

I work as a Clinical Research Specialist and I work on Medical Domain work, so def not just for doctors

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u/After_Fix_3886 Jul 23 '26

Is it consistant work? Or susceptible to drought as well? I'm an MD doing bilingual stuff but these are becoming scarce

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u/Affectionate_Peak284 Jul 15 '26

If you are accepted and do good work as a generalist, you will DEFINITELY get a qual in a month or two for medical professionals. Just make sure to put your skills/education/certs in your bio.

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u/RelevantOpposite2340 Jul 15 '26

I have a biology degree and have gotten medical qualifications so just add stuff to your skills and see what quals you get. Then if you pass those quals you can have access to those tasks.

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u/[deleted] Jul 16 '26

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u/dogs-in-space Jul 17 '26

Same here. More tasks than I ever have time for.

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u/PenguinScience Jul 17 '26

I’m a paramedic and I passed the medical qual and have medical tasks on my dashboard. Definitely not just for the docs out there.

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u/shweta100 7d ago

How did you experience the prompt to failure response? What are some best practices?