Clinical Safety & AI Assurance Lead
Listed on 2026-09-29
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Healthcare
AI Evaluation, Healthcare Compliance
Start:
Upon acquisition of our first healthcare client
Risk Line is building an AI assurance platform for healthcare.
Our focus is simple:
Help healthcare organisations and AI/health-tech vendors continuously understand, evidence and manage the clinical, regulatory and AI-governance risks of AI-enabled systems across UK and EU regulatory environments.
We are looking for an experienced Clinical Safety & AI Assurance Lead to work with us as we move from MVP into our first healthcare deployments.
This is not a traditional compliance or documentation role.
You will help us turn real clinical-safety expertise into a product that can continuously identify, test, evidence and monitor risks across the lifecycle of healthcare AI.
What you will doUK | Initial part-time / fractional | £50,000–£60,000 FTE equivalent (£450–£600/day depending on experience)
- Define and validate Risk Line's clinical-risk assessment and assurance model.
- Help translate clinical safety practice into structured, testable controls that can be represented within software.
- Review and challenge our approach to DCB
0129/DCB
0160, clinical-risk management, hazard identification, mitigations and evidence. - Design realistic clinical-risk scenarios and test cases for AI-enabled healthcare systems.
- Test Risk Line against real-world AI use cases including clinical decision support, diagnostics, summarisation, documentation, patient-facing AI and other digital-health applications.
- Help us distinguish genuine clinical risk from low-value administrative/compliance activity.
- Work with AI vendors to understand the risks of their products before and after deployment.
- Work with healthcare organisations to understand the risks introduced when AI systems are deployed into real clinical workflows.
- Help define what should be monitored continuously rather than assessed only once.
- Review Risk Line outputs for clinical relevance, accuracy, proportionality and usability.
- Help develop evidence and reporting that a Clinical Safety Officer, healthcare organisation, AI vendor or auditor could actually use.
- Work closely with our engineering team to convert clinical requirements into product features and automated assurance tests.
- Participate in client discovery, product demonstrations and early customer implementations.
You should ideally be a UK-registered healthcare professional with substantial experience in clinical safety, digital health, health technology or patient-safety governance.
Particularly valuable experience includes:
- DCB
0129 / DCB
0160 - Clinical Risk Management
- Clinical Safety Officer experience
- NHS digital technology
- Digital health / Health Tech
- AI-enabled healthcare
- Medical devices / SaMD
- ISO 14971
- ISO 13485
- DTAC
- Clinical risk assessment and hazard management
Experience working on both the technology supplier/manufacturer and healthcare-provider/deployer sides would be particularly valuable.
You do not need to be a software engineer.
However, you must be comfortable working closely with engineers and challenging how software represents clinical risk.
What success looks likeWithin the first 90 days, you should help us:
- Validate Risk Line's clinical-risk model against real healthcare use cases.
- Establish a practical clinical-risk taxonomy suitable for software implementation.
- Create a library of representative healthcare AI risk scenarios and test cases.
- Validate our approach to DCB
0129/DCB
0160 and related clinical-safety evidence. - Test the product with at least one AI/Health Tech vendor and/or healthcare organisation.
- Identify gaps between conventional clinical-safety assurance and continuous AI assurance.
- Help turn those gaps into concrete Risk Line product capabilities.
- Establish a repeatable clinical-assurance methodology that can scale beyond a single…
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