Create realistic mental health and social services scenarios that test how AI handles clinical judgment, safety, and reliability. Write reference responses that explain the reasoning behind decisions, then rate AI answers for clinical accuracy, ethics, and risk.
- Write scenarios about intake, safety planning, finding resources, and ethical dilemmas.
- Identify advice that sounds supportive but could be unsafe or ineffective in real practice.
- Use case conceptualization and crisis-work judgment to assess nuanced responses.
Pay, schedule, and qualifications
- Pay: $70 to $105 per hour, paid weekly via Stripe.
- Schedule: 20+ hours per week. The work is remote and asynchronous, with flexibility to adjust your workload.
- Work type: Independent contractor role; ongoing rather than limited to single task batches.
- Required: An active, unencumbered LCSW license and at least two years of clinical practice after licensure.
- Required: Practical experience with case conceptualization, safety planning, and crisis intervention.
- Required: Clear written English suitable for clinical documentation and the ability to explain clinical reasoning clearly.
- Helpful: Experience in medical, school, or child welfare settings; supervision of associate-level clinicians; or CBT, DBT, EMDR, or motivational interviewing.
How to apply
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About AI training work
AI training work uses examples written and reviewed by people to help improve how AI systems respond. Experienced professionals are needed to judge whether responses are accurate, safe, and useful in their field.