Fundus and OCT annotation for ophthalmologists
Retinal screening AI depends on consistent grading by eye specialists. Grade fundus photographs and annotate OCT scans remotely, taking only the projects that fit your schedule.
What ophthalmology annotation involves
Diabetic retinopathy grading
Grade fundus photographs on standard scales and mark microaneurysms, haemorrhages and exudates.
OCT segmentation
Segment retinal layers and outline fluid, drusen and other pathology on OCT B-scans.
Glaucoma assessment
Measure cup-to-disc ratio and flag suspicious optic discs.
Image quality review
Rate gradability and flag images that are unusable for training.
Typical tools: CVAT, Browser-based fundus and OCT viewers.
Who we look for
- Ophthalmologists and retinal specialists
- Ophthalmology residents
- Optometrists
- Certified retinal graders
Ophthalmology annotation questions
Can optometrists apply?
Yes. Grading projects often work with optometrists and certified graders, with ophthalmologists adjudicating disagreements.
Is ophthalmology annotation remote?
Yes. Images are de-identified and graded in secure browser-based tools, so you can work from anywhere.
How is ophthalmology annotation paid?
You set your own hourly rate when you register. Each project states its scope, image volume and budget before you accept.
More answers on the medical annotation jobs overview.
Put your ophthalmology expertise to work on medical AI
Applying takes a few minutes. No commitment until you accept a project.