Amboss
Freelance Physician Reviewer – Obstetrics and Gynecology Board Preparation
United States, Remote. Posted 2 days ago
The role
You will help build a new board-prep question bank (Qbank) for the ABOG Qualifying Examination. Your work includes identifying high-yield topics, reviewing questions for exam fit, difficulty and educational value, and suggesting changes.
What you will do
- Identify high-yield ABOG exam topics and gaps in Qbank question coverage
- Help define what makes a high-quality board-style question
- Review questions to assess how well they match the ABOG exam in format, content and difficulty
- Evaluate whether questions and explanations are clear, concise and useful for board preparation
- Suggest specific changes to improve questions and their educational value
- Share insights from OB-GYN residency training and board preparation with other teams
Required qualifications
- Medical degree (MD/DO)
- Current PGY-4 resident or recent graduate of an ACGME-accredited OB-GYN residency program in the U.S.
- Familiarity with the ABOG Qualifying Examination and OB-GYN board preparation resources
- Strong clinical reasoning, attention to detail and written communication skills
- Ability to provide clear, practical feedback focused on educational value
- Comfortable working independently and meeting agreed-upon deadlines in an asynchronous remote environment
Nice to have
- Experience with AI and/or LLM applications
Benefits
- Use medical training and board preparation experience to help shape residency education and board preparation
- Contribute to the quality and responsible use of AI-powered medical education
- Explore nonclinical work that complements clinical training or practice, with flexible, fully remote part-time hours
Before you apply
- Limited to PGY-4 OB-GYN residents or recent graduates of U.S. ACGME-accredited programs
About the company
AMBOSS is a medical education and clinical support platform founded in Germany, with over 600 team members and offices in Berlin, Cologne, New York and Cagliari. It entered the U.S. medical education market in 2017 and is developing a new Qbank for the ABOG Qualifying Examination.