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Plain Sight Review

A remote RN job you can do from home: reviewing clinical notes for AI, $60–70/hour.

Remote, part-time, project-based contract work for US registered nurses. You use your inpatient judgment to review clinical documentation and check AI answers for safety. No AI experience needed.

Referral link disclosure. Both buttons on this page are the same referral link. If you're hired through it, micro1 may pay us a bonus. It costs you nothing. We don't work for micro1 and play no part in its hiring decisions.

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Last checked against micro1's listing: October 24, 2026.

What you'll need to apply. micro1's application asks for your resume and your LinkedIn profile, then a short AI-run interview. It's easiest on a computer, so have your resume file handy before you start.

micro1, a company that recruits experts for AI training projects, has an open listing for US registered nurses to do remote, project-based AI training work.

This page explains what that work is, who it fits, and what to expect before you apply.

What the work is

According to micro1's listing, nurses on this project review and annotate inpatient clinical documentation (nursing notes, progress notes, care plans, orders, lab results, discharge summaries) and evaluate AI-generated clinical outputs for accuracy, safety and appropriateness. You apply your bedside judgment and knowledge of inpatient workflows. The listing says no prior AI experience is required. It's desk work done on your own computer.

Who it fits

  • RNs who can practice in the US. The listing prefers US-based nurses with recent inpatient bedside experience.
  • Nurses with broad inpatient exposure. The listing favors breadth over a narrow specialty, and experience in a large or teaching hospital.
  • Nurses who want flexible, remote work alongside a clinical job, or between roles.
  • People comfortable writing clear, careful explanations.

It's not a replacement for a steady clinical salary. Projects come and go, and hours depend on what's available.

What to expect

  • Applying: you apply on micro1's site. micro1 runs its own application and screening steps; we have no part in them.
  • Status: the listing is a remote contractor role, not employment. You'd handle your own taxes.
  • Pay: micro1's listing shows $60–70 per hour (checked October 24, 2026). micro1 sets the rate; confirm it on the listing before applying.
  • Hours: project-based. There's no guarantee of a set number of hours.

Before you apply

Is this a real company?
Yes. micro1 publishes its listings and its referral terms on its own site. Read both before you share anything.
Will it conflict with my nursing job?
Check your employer's policy on outside work. This is reviewing AI answers, not patient care.
Should I share patient information?
Never share information about your own patients or workplace. micro1 provides the material for each project and sets its data rules.
Do I have to use this link?
No. You can go to micro1 directly. The link only tells micro1 that we sent you.

See the listing

The link opens micro1's Registered Nurse listing, with the full scope, pay and requirements.

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