Answers for organizations and experts.

Linco is a U.S.-based managed expert-services company connecting AI organizations with qualified domain experts for specialized AI workflows.

No. Linco is a managed expert-services provider. Organizations work through one commercial and operational relationship, and Linco manages expert sourcing, qualification, matching, coordination, and delivery.

No. Linco supports medical AI evaluation and expert data work. It is not the practice of medicine and involves no patient care.

Linco's initial medical expert network is concentrated in Ethiopia, with expansion planned across additional markets. Geography is considered when language or local clinical context is relevant to a project.

Clinical evaluation, expert feedback, safety testing, medical data creation, multilingual evaluation, clinical reasoning tasks, and other workflows requiring qualified medical expertise.

Tell us the clinical domain, work type, languages, expected capacity, timeline, delivery environment, and any security or confidentiality requirements. Linco will confirm fit and identify any additional information needed before proposing an engagement.

Linco's initial medical expert network includes primary care and medical specialties. Available capacity depends on the project and current network.

Yes. Current capabilities include English, Amharic, Tigrinya, and Oromo, with additional language coverage developing as the network expands.

Yes. Expert capacity can be structured around project-specific requirements.

For current managed-delivery engagements, work can take place in the client's approved platform or environment. Linco manages expert access, agreements, coordination, work records, quality oversight, and compensation administration around that workflow.

Linco considers verified qualifications, relevant clinical expertise, language capability, experience, availability, and the stated requirements of the engagement. Selection is project-specific rather than automatic.

Depending on the engagement, Linco can coordinate onboarding, confidentiality acceptance, expert communication, progress records, quality review, issue escalation, and payment administration through one accountable relationship.

Submit your requirements through the contact page. Linco then discusses the appropriate expert capacity and engagement structure.

No. Availability depends on specialty, project requirements, timing, and current network capacity.

Engagement pricing is project-specific and depends on expertise, complexity, volume, duration, and delivery requirements.

Yes. Pilot engagements can be discussed based on project requirements and available expert capacity.

Linco uses a structured multi-stage qualification framework covering professional credentials, clinical expertise, communication, safety judgment, identity, and project readiness.

Delivery is supported by structured quality oversight covering accuracy, safety, task completion, client acceptance, responsiveness, and reliability.

Project material, client information, and assessment content are confidential and covered by contractual obligations for every participating expert.

No. Linco work involves synthetic cases, expert data, and AI outputs. Patient information must never be submitted.

Qualified physicians and medical professionals who can evidence their credentials, training, experience, and identity.

Opportunities are generally offered as independent, project-based professional engagements unless a written agreement says otherwise. Each offer explains the work, expectations, timing, and compensation before you decide whether to participate.

No. Enrollment does not guarantee project placement, availability, or compensation.

A guided profile covering personal details, medical background, credentials and documents, languages, availability, and assessments, followed by Linco review.

Review timing depends on the completeness of your profile, document verification, and current review volume.

Depending on the project, physicians may evaluate AI-generated medical responses, compare clinical reasoning, identify safety concerns or edge cases, create or review expert reference material, annotate medical data, or assess language and healthcare context. The exact scope is disclosed before acceptance.

Not for every opportunity. Physicians need reliable internet access, comfort using online tools, and the ability to follow written project instructions. Some projects may require prior AI experience, additional preparation, or a project-specific assessment, and those requirements are stated in advance.

Linco uses them to confirm that each expert is a real, qualified professional. Documents are stored privately, reviewed only by authorized staff, and are not displayed publicly. Clients receive only the professional information appropriate to an engagement.

No. Linco does not charge physicians to create a profile, complete enrollment, or be considered for opportunities.

Approved project work is paid through a locally available payment method selected during enrollment. Before you accept a project, Linco confirms the rate, currency, payment basis, schedule, and available payment method. Payment depends on accepted work completed under the applicable project agreement.

Yes, unless a specific written project agreement includes a limited conflict or exclusivity requirement. You must still protect confidential information and meet every commitment you accept.

You may keep your availability current and decline an offered project before accepting it. Declining an opportunity does not by itself remove you from the network, although repeated failure to meet commitments after acceptance may affect future participation.

No. Linco records your country of licensure as part of qualification. Work through Linco is not clinical practice in the United States.

Yes. Participation is project-based and designed around agreed availability.