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Freelance Clinicians
About League League is one of the fastest-growing technology companies in Canada and the leading healthcare experience platform. Getting healthcare is often the easy part — finishing it is where things fall apart: people book the appointment and skip the follow-up, fill the prescription and stop taking it, get the referral and never make the call. That gap costs health plans and health systems money, and it costs people their health. League closes that gap — identifying what each person needs to do next, clearing what’s in their way, and getting it done, for the 70 million+ people whose care already runs through our platform. Health plans and health systems trust us to do this at scale. Organizations like Manulife, SCAN, Geisinger, and Medibank on the payer side, and Baptist and Shoppers Drug Mart on the provider side. Position Summary: We're building a network of experienced clinicians and experts to support a range of digital health projects. The through-line is clinical and expert judgment: the situational, real-world reasoning that shapes the reasoning of League’s products being safe and trustworthy. We are building a pipeline of clinicians to be pulled from our roster into project-centric engagements. This is a great fit for clinicians who are looking for flexible, remote work — and who want their expertise to shape health-centric products that are built. The kind of work that you might do: Engagements vary, but could include: AI agent evaluation — supporting the development and validation of rubrics, reviewing AI-generated health responses against structured rubrics, flagging where guidance. oversteps scope or crosses into unsafe territory, providing written feedback on how agent responses can be improved for safety and utility. Subject-matter input — providing an expert perspective to the design of care pathways and other clinically-focused solutions that League is building. Clinical review — validating that League’s capabilities, programs, and content reflec