Correct and create organ-at-risk contours on abdominal and pelvic CT and MR planning images for a radiotherapy auto-contouring AI, following current consensus guidelines.
We're seeking practising radiation oncologists to review organ-at-risk (OAR) contours for a radiotherapy AI company. The images are abdominal and pelvic planning scans, on CT and on MR. Some already carry AI-generated contours that need manual correction to the latest guideline. Others need new OARs drawn from scratch. Either way the final contour has to reflect your own clinical judgement, not an automatic tool.
The work runs in the client's web-based contouring interface. You get a written guide or a recorded walkthrough and a short guideline document for each project. Each project starts with 3 to 5 calibration cases that the client reviews, then a batch of up to 300 image sets. A corrected subset of 30 to 50 cases per project becomes the client's test set, so guideline adherence on those is strict.
This is a radiation oncology task. Radiologists and radiation therapists are not a fit, the contouring conventions are different.
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