Adolescent Eating Disorder Clinical Reviewer

About OpenTrain

OpenTrain AI is hiring an Adolescent Eating Disorder Clinical Reviewer for remote contractor work supporting the development of better AI systems. OpenTrain is the #1 platform for finding and building careers in AI training and data labeling, helping specialists discover projects, build a professional profile, and apply in minutes.

Creating an OpenTrain account is free, and your profile can help you show credible experience while building a longer-term career in specialized AI training. This opportunity is open worldwide for qualified professionals.

• Remote contractor opportunity
• Part-time engagement of 20+ hours per week
• Worldwide opportunity
• Compensation range: $45-$95 per hour
• Work conducted in English

About AI Training Work

AI training is the human side of building artificial intelligence. Expert contributors review written cases, assess model outputs, create guidance, and provide careful evaluations that help AI systems produce more accurate and responsible responses.

In this role, your clinical reasoning will help evaluate how AI handles complex adolescent eating disorder scenarios. Your assessments can support clearer, safer, and more consistent model behavior in a specialized healthcare context.

• Apply clinical expertise to improve AI-generated reasoning
• Evaluate written materials and model-related outputs
• Support consistent, evidence-informed guidance

The Role

OpenTrain AI is recruiting a clinical reviewer with specialist experience in adolescent eating disorders. You will assess complex written cases involving clinical presentation, medical stability, treatment appropriateness, comorbidities, and safeguarding.

The role requires current clinical judgment and recent direct experience caring for adolescents. You will translate recognized standards and frameworks into detailed evaluations and actionable guidance for non-specialists, while comparing your judgments with peer assessments and established guidance.

• Review adolescent eating disorder cases
• Evaluate clinical and medical risk
• Assess treatment fit and clinical reasoning
• Write clear guidance for non-specialist audiences

What You'll Do

You will use established clinical frameworks to characterize cases, evaluate urgency, and assess whether proposed interventions match an adolescent’s clinical stage. Your work will focus on careful written analysis rather than direct patient care.

Reviews should reflect current clinical standards and guidelines, including attention to medical risk, safeguarding, and relevant co-occurring concerns.

• Apply DSM-5 criteria and screening tools such as EDE-Q and SCOFF.
• Assess medical stability and identify cases that may require urgent escalation using frameworks such as MEED.
• Evaluate the appropriateness of family-based treatment and enhanced cognitive behavioral therapy.
• Identify relevant comorbidities and safeguarding concerns, including issues that may affect severity or intervention.
• Produce actionable clinical guidance grounded in current standards and guidelines.
• Compare clinical judgments with peer assessments and established guidance to support consistent quality.

Requirements

This opportunity is intended for a qualified clinical professional with specialist expertise in adolescent eating disorders and recent active practice. Applicants must be able to apply the listed diagnostic, screening, and medical risk frameworks in written case evaluation.

The source requirements describe the role as entry level, but they also require substantial post-qualification clinical experience and current professional standing. Candidates should review these requirements carefully before applying.

• Three to five or more years of post-qualification experience working directly with adolescent patients in a clinical setting.
• Specialist background in eating disorders, child or adolescent psychiatry or psychology, or adolescent or paediatric medicine focused on eating disorders.
• Active clinical license or professional registration in good standing.
• Recent experience managing an adolescent caseload or maintaining active clinical practice within the past two years.
• Practical proficiency with DSM-5, EDE-Q, SCOFF, and related diagnostic or assessment frameworks.
• Familiarity with MEED medical risk assessment and interventions such as FBT or CBT-E.
• Excellent written English.

Helpful Background

The following experience is valuable for this clinical review work and may help you evaluate complex cases with greater context. These are helpful qualifications rather than stated mandatory requirements.

• Experience with adolescent medical stabilization
• Formal FBT or CBT-E training
• Experience with co-occurring concerns such as self-harm or anxiety

How To Apply Through OpenTrain

Create a free OpenTrain account, build your profile around your clinical experience, and apply in minutes. OpenTrain helps specialists manage AI training opportunities in one place while developing a credible portfolio of work.

If selected, you will contribute as a part-time contractor for 20+ hours per week. The listed compensation range is $45-$95 per hour, and the work is remote worldwide.

• Create or update your free OpenTrain profile.
• Highlight adolescent clinical experience, specialist eating disorder expertise, and professional registration.
• Apply through OpenTrain in minutes.
• Complete written clinical review work remotely as a contractor.