NLManager, AI - Diagnostics
Clinton Health Access Initiative (CHAI)Remote
Global health and wellbeingGlobal health and infectious diseaseResearchData
Why this is on the board
You do not decide here where the money goes, but your analyses do determine which AI diagnostics CHAI and its partners take seriously in low- and middle-income countries. If you show clearly which diseases affect many people and still have no usable diagnostic tool, you help prevent money going to tools that already exist or that do not work in a rural clinic.
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About the role
Lead research and analytics for AI diagnostic tools in low- and middle-income countries, evaluating technical readiness and impact potential. - Scan and assess AI diagnostic landscape; evaluate training data quality, model architectures, and regulatory pathways for priority tools. - Identify high-burden conditions lacking viable AI diagnostics using disease-burden data to inform investment priorities. - Develop market intelligence on AI diagnostics covering evidence, performance, cost, and re…
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