Part Time
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Jul 4, 2026
DocMaps is a Canadian healthtech startup helping patients find family doctors. Our AI voice agent calls medical clinics every month to verify appointment availability. Your annotations directly train that agent – and the data it publishes goes to health system clients and the public. This is a small role with high responsibility: accuracy is everything.
**The work**
Each monthly refresh cycle, you'll log into our admin tool and, for each call:
1. Listen to the call audio
2. Read the transcript
3. Check the data flags and correct any errors
4. Choose the correct annotation and correct action
Edge cases get escalated to me (the founder) with short written notes – no live meetings, fully async.
**You're a fit if**
- Excellent English comprehension, especially phone audio with accents and background noise
- Detail-obsessed – you catch the difference between "not accepting patients" and "waitlist only," and you never guess when unsure
- Trustworthy and consistent – this is long-term, low-hours work where reliability matters more than speed
- Healthcare, BPO, or QA experience is a plus, not required
**Logistics**
- ~5–10 hours/month, concentrated over a few days each refresh cycle (first month will be heavier – full data refresh)
- Fully remote, flexible hours, no timezone overlap required
- $7 USD/hr, paid monthly – modest hours, but stable ongoing work with a growing company
- Confidentiality agreement required (healthcare-adjacent data)
- Shortlisted candidates will complete a short **paid** trial batch of real calls before final hiring
**HOW TO APPLY – read carefully**
Applications that don't follow these instructions will not be reviewed.
1. Start your application with the word **MAPLE**.
2. Answer this scenario in 2–4 sentences:
*You're reviewing a call. The clinic receptionist says: "We're not taking new patients right now… well, Dr. Reyes might open her list again in September, but nothing's confirmed. You could call back then." The data flag on this record currently says "Accepting new patients."*
**What annotation would you choose, what would you do with the data flag, and why?**
3. Briefly tell me about any QA, transcription, healthcare, or detail-heavy work you've done (2–3 sentences).
There is no single right answer to the scenario – I'm evaluating how you reason and communicate, not whether you guess correctly.