Mental Health Clinician for AI Crisis Prevention Training [Remote]

Apply clinical expertise to design and validate mental-health safety and crisis-prevention frameworks used to train next-generation AI systems. This remote contractor role focuses on reducing harm in digital environments by developing detection methods, clinical response standards, and evaluation benchmarks for people at risk, including adolescents and adults. No prior AI experience is required.

• Develop and refine structured taxonomies for self-harm, eating disorders, emotional dependency, and suicide prevention.
• Design frameworks to detect potentially harmful advice, crisis signals, and high-risk content in digital settings.
• Create and validate rubrics that define clinical response standards prioritizing safety and crisis intervention protocols.
• Establish benchmark guidelines to evaluate risk, support vulnerable individuals, and minimize harm across digital platforms.
• Contribute subject-matter expertise to mental-health safety evaluation tools, with attention to adolescent and adult populations.
• Review, annotate, and classify real-world scenarios for AI training, ensuring high accuracy and ethical alignment.
• Collaborate with a multidisciplinary expert community to ensure deliverables meet clinical credibility and standards of care.
• Apply clinical knowledge to improve how AI models learn, reason, and perform on mental-health safety tasks.

• Required skills: Psychology, Mental-Health Crisis Response, Eating Disorders, Patient Care.
• Licensed clinician preferred, such as therapist, psychiatrist, or psychologist, with significant crisis-care and clinical safety experience.
• Minimum 5 years of direct practice in mental-health crisis response, adolescent mental-health, or related care settings; 8 to 20 years preferred for advanced assignments.
• Demonstrable expertise in self-harm prevention, suicide prevention, eating disorders, or emergency mental-health support.
• Strong written and verbal communication skills and experience producing clinical documentation, guidelines, or evaluation frameworks.
• Advanced degree, professional certification, or equivalent proven operational experience in psychology, psychiatry, or a related field.
• Experience with clinical risk assessment, digital mental-health platforms, or relevant research is a plus.
• Commitment to ethical standards, privacy protections, and evidence-based practice in all contributions.
• No prior AI experience required; domain knowledge is the primary qualification.

• Role type: Contractor, remote.
• Engagement focuses on a customer-funded project centered on mental-health safety and crisis-prevention frameworks.
• Contributors will produce taxonomies, rubrics, guidelines, and annotated training examples used to train and evaluate AI systems.
• Work may require collaboration with other subject-matter experts and adherence to clinical quality and ethical standards.

• Pay rate: $50.00 to $90.00 per hour.

• Open to clinicians and subject-matter experts with the qualifications listed above; licensed clinician status is preferred for many assignments.
• Contributors must be able to uphold confidentiality, privacy protections, and evidence-based clinical practice when handling sensitive scenarios.

If interested, follow the application instructions on the platform where this role is posted to indicate your interest and submit your credentials and experience for review.