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About the Role
Latent is seeking a Clinical Informatics Specialist to join their Engineering, Product, and Data (EPD) organization. This role is deeply embedded in product development, focusing on data generation, annotation, and evaluation to improve AI models, while also serving as a clinical subject matter expert to inform feature development, workflows, and internal tooling. The specialist will partner closely with product managers, engineers, and data scientists to ensure products reflect real-world clinical practice and meet high standards of safety and accuracy.
Responsibilities
- Analyze and review AI-generated content related to medications, prescriptions, drug interactions, contraindications, and patient education for clinical accuracy and clarity.
- Generate, label, and curate high-quality training and evaluation datasets based on real-world pharmacy and medication-use scenarios.
- Provide structured clinical feedback to improve model performance, reasoning quality, and edge-case handling.
- Identify gaps in AI knowledge and propose targeted data or educational interventions to address them.
- Serve as a clinical subject matter expert for product and engineering teams during feature design and iteration.
- Collaborate with product managers to translate clinical workflows into scalable product features.
- Actively test Latent’s pharmacist and medication-focused tools, providing actionable feedback and proposing product enhancements.
- Ensure AI outputs align with current clinical guidelines, pharmaceutical standards, and best practices.
- Help define and enforce internal quality standards for clinical content used in training and evaluation.
- Ensure all data generation and AI outputs adhere to regulatory, ethical, and privacy requirements relevant to pharmacy practice.
- Partner with data scientists, ML engineers, and product managers to design clinically grounded training sets and evaluation frameworks.
- Communicate complex clinical concepts clearly through written documentation and internal discussions.
- Contribute to continuous improvement of Latent’s clinical intelligence processes and tooling.
Requirements
- Background in pharmacy practice, including formal training or certification as a Pharmacist or Pharmacy Technician or equivalent hands-on clinical experience.
- Demonstrated experience working with medications, prescriptions, drug interactions, and pharmacy workflows in real-world settings.
- Strong clinical judgment and attention to detail, with the ability to evaluate medication-related content for accuracy, safety, and clarity.
- Ability to translate real-world clinical scenarios into structured data, annotations, or written feedback.
- Excellent written and verbal communication skills, especially when explaining complex clinical concepts to non-clinical teammates.
- Comfort collaborating closely with product, engineering, and data science teams in a fast-paced environment.
- Passionate about healthcare access.
- Familiarity with clinical guidelines, regulatory considerations, and patient safety frameworks.
- Familiarity with prior authorizations, 340B, and medication assistance programs.
- Prior experience with Epic and/or Cerner.
- Prior experience with data annotation, model evaluation, or quality assurance for AI systems.
Skills
- Clinical Informatics
- AI Model Training
- Data Annotation
- Evaluation
- Clinical Subject Matter Expertise
- Product Development
- Quality Assurance
- Compliance
- Communication
- Collaboration
Location
- Remote
Work Type
- Full-time
Experience Level
- Mid-level
Education Level
- Pharmacist or Pharmacy Technician certification or equivalent hands-on clinical experience
About the Company
- Latent is building the clinical intelligence layer for healthcare AI.
- Our platform enables AI systems to reason safely and accurately over medications, clinical knowledge, and patient-specific context.
- We work closely with healthcare organizations and AI builders to ensure models behave in ways that are clinically sound, regulatory-aware, and trustworthy.