Hospital AI groups and clinical-AI companies need people who can speak both workflow and models. That pool is rare, we mapped it, and we do not staff ICU nights.
A Clinical ML Scientist brief goes in. Mira runs the search. Booked interviews come back on a calendar. I weighted people who have shipped a model into a clinical workflow, not people who have only trained on public imaging sets. Licensure and shift-fill were out of scope. 121 cleared the bar and were contacted. Patient records never enter this product. The scientific bar stays with you.
Clinical ML scientist. Booked interviews out.
I weighted people who have shipped a model into a clinical workflow, not people who have only trained on public imaging sets. Licensure and shift-fill were out of scope.
Both maps live under /reports/mapping/. They are talent-structure reports, not a nurse-license database.
Same loop as the rest of the product. The bar, the outreach approval, and the interviews stay with you.
You define workflow context, model stack, and seniority. Patient PHI never enters this product.
The same loop as other rare roles, run across 860M+ profiles rather than a list of 22 names.
A booked first interview. Not RN volume, not licensure compact filters, not an EHR.
Hospital AI groups do not have a shortage of resumes. They have a shortage of people who can sit in a clinical workflow meeting and a model review on the same day. The published map of 22 organizations is about locating that overlap. It is not a product for filling allied-health shifts, and it does not touch patient records. If the req is an RN volume funnel, stop here.
The map is a talent-structure report, not a candidate export. It locates the overlap of clinical workflow and machine learning, and names the source pipelines those 22 companies actually draw from. Adjacent, the TechBio map covers 20 AI-pharma companies and big-pharma AI teams, wet-lab and dry-lab crossover included. Neither report is a nurse license database. Neither is a HIPAA product. You write the bar from that structure. Mira searches 860M+ public profiles and books the first interview.
Bilingual talent: clinical workflow and models. The published map is about locating that overlap, not filling allied-health shifts.
Same loop as other specialist roles: brief, approved outreach, delivery-lead review, booked interview. You keep the scientific bar.
The adjacent TechBio map covers 20 AI-pharma companies and big-pharma AI teams, wet-lab and dry-lab crossover included.
That is a high-volume staffing product. We do not claim licensure compact filters, shift-aware SMS, or a HIPAA workflow for patient records. If that is the job, this is the wrong vendor.
A credit is one interested, interview-ready candidate. If nobody clears the bar, the credit stays unspent. Yearly billing saves 10 percent. Volume and specialized hiring is quote-only.
Monthly list prices, checked against the pricing page. Trial: 14 days, 3 New Roles, 12 Credits, no card.
Other desks and markets
No. High-volume hourly clinical staffing is a different product. This page is for clinical-AI companies and hospital AI teams hiring people who can work in both clinical workflow and machine learning. The published map covers 22 such organizations.
The Clinical AI and Health Systems talent map at /reports/mapping/clinical-ai-healthcare-2026. Adjacent: the TechBio / AI drug-discovery map at /reports/mapping/techbio-ai-pharma-2026. Both are published reports, not a nurse license database.
No. Metix AI is a hiring product. It sources public professional profiles and books interviews. It is not an EHR, and this site does not claim a HIPAA product workflow for patient PHI.
You set that as part of the bar. Mira screens against the bar you approve. This page still is not a nurse-license database and not a compact-filter product. The published map of 22 clinical-AI companies and hospital AI teams is about bilingual talent: clinical workflow and machine learning. Licensure checks, if you require them, stay with the employer. Patient PHI never enters this product.
The map is published, and the interviews still have to happen on your calendar.