Job Description – Medical Data Annotator
Updated: Sep 10
Job posted on 9th September, 2026.
Last date - 20th September, 2026.
Role Overview
Crixus Health is seeking a detail‑oriented and medically knowledgeable Medical Data Annotator to support the development of high‑quality healthcare datasets. The role involves reviewing, interpreting, and accurately annotating medical information in line with defined guidelines and quality standards.
Key Responsibilities
Review and annotate medical/healthcare data according to project guidelines
Interpret medical terminology, clinical information, and healthcare content
Ensure accuracy, consistency, and data quality across annotation tasks
Flag ambiguous, incomplete, or inconsistent medical information for further review
Perform quality checks and validation of annotated datasets
Adhere to data privacy, confidentiality, and quality‑control procedures
Collaborate with medical, data, and quality teams to resolve annotation queries
Meet project quality, productivity, and turnaround‑time requirements
Candidate Profile
Background in Life Sciences, Pharmacy, Medicine, Nursing, Biotechnology, or related healthcare fields
Strong knowledge of medical terminology and basic clinical concepts
Excellent attention to detail; ability to identify subtle differences in medical information
Strong written and verbal communication skills
Ability to work with structured and unstructured medical data
Analytical and problem‑solving mindset
Comfortable with annotation tools, spreadsheets, and digital platforms
Prior experience in medical data annotation, medical coding, clinical research, healthcare content, or medical writing is an advantage
Contract & Work Mode
Contract Duration: Initial 3 months (extendable based on project requirements)
Work Location: Work from home or office (Bangalore)
Application Process
Interested candidates can share their CV at contact@crixus.co.in
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