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Uncovr

Automates operative reports from surgical video

Surgical Video Annotation - Expert Surgeons

Physicians & SurgeonsConfirmed live in the last 24 hours
Full-timeUnited StatesNo salary listedIn-person

About the Job

Requirements

  • Be a qualified surgeon with substantial operative experience in the relevant specialty.
  • Have strong knowledge of surgical anatomy, techniques, procedural workflows, and intraoperative decision-making.
  • Be able to interpret surgical video and describe operative events accurately and clearly.
  • Apply sound clinical judgment, including recognizing uncertainty and the limits of video-based interpretation.
  • Maintain attention to detail and a consistent approach to structured review.
  • Follow annotation guidelines and provide constructive feedback on their application.
  • Use digital tools and learn a dedicated annotation platform.
  • Explain clinical reasoning clearly to colleagues from technical backgrounds.
  • Complete agreed assignments reliably and communicate availability.

Responsibilities

  • Review surgical videos within the area of expertise and provide structured, time-stamped annotations.
  • Identify relevant anatomy, instruments, operative steps, techniques, and key events.
  • Explain surgical actions and their clinical rationale, distinguishing visible evidence from interpretation.
  • Highlight anatomical variations, unexpected findings, complications, and deviations from the usual operative sequence.
  • Assess surgical technique and gesture quality against agreed clinical criteria.
  • Flag uncertainty, limited visibility, and situations where the video alone does not support a confident conclusion.
  • Review AI-generated descriptions and operative reports for clinical accuracy, completeness, and consistency with the video.
  • Identify missed events, unsupported statements, incorrect terminology, and errors in the sequence of events.
  • Help develop and refine annotation guidelines, clinical rubrics, and reference examples.
  • Collaborate with the clinical and AI teams to resolve ambiguous cases and improve annotation consistency.
  • Provide feedback to help improve AI performance across routine and complex procedures.

Desired Qualifications

  • Experience in minimally invasive, laparoscopic, or robotic surgery.
  • Experience teaching, supervising, or assessing surgical trainees.
  • Involvement in surgical research, quality improvement, or clinical audit.
  • Experience reviewing operative reports or assessing clinical documentation.
  • Previous involvement in surgical video annotation, AI evaluation, or medical technology development.
  • Interest in surgical education, artificial intelligence, and the responsible use of technology in clinical practice.

About the Company

Uncovr

Automates operative reports from surgical video

Uncovr turns operating-room video from robotic and minimally invasive surgeries into automated operative reports, procedural codes, and structured clinical records. It analyzes the video cameras already in use during surgery to generate documentation, so surgeons don’t have to recall steps later for billing, compliance, and care continuity. Unlike some competitors, it leverages existing intraoperative video rather than extra sensors or devices, combining medical leadership and AI with real-world clinical needs, and it already serves hundreds of ORs across the US and Europe. Its goal is to scale deployments with health systems to close reimbursement and documentation gaps and improve efficiency and care continuity.

Company size
11-50
Company stage
Seed
Total funding
$7M
Headquarters
San Francisco, CA
Founded
2025

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