Use psychiatry or clinical psychology expertise to review and improve AI content for military personnel and veterans. This remote contract role offers 20+ hours per week and pays $100 to $200 per hour.
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About AI Training Work
AI training is the human side of building modern artificial intelligence. Specialists review examples, evaluate model responses, write prompts, and provide structured feedback so AI systems can produce more accurate, relevant, and responsible results.
In this role, your clinical perspective will help shape how AI handles mental health materials and simulated patient interactions involving military and veteran populations.
- Remote contract work with flexible scheduling
- 20+ hours per week
- Opportunity to contribute to cutting-edge AI development
- Work focused on clinical evaluation, prompt development, and model feedback
The Role
OpenTrain AI is recruiting a Military and Veteran Mental Health AI Training Expert to provide specialized clinical judgment for mental health AI development. You will review mental health materials, case studies, and simulated patient interactions relevant to service members and veterans.
The work combines clinical review, feedback on AI-generated content, prompt and scenario development, and clear documentation. Particular attention will be given to military and veteran terminology, cultural context, and communication needs.
This project is listed at the entry level, while the role itself requires completed advanced clinical training and substantial direct patient-care experience.
- Contractor and part-time engagement
- Worldwide opportunity
- Pay range of $100 to $200 per hour
- 20+ hours per week
What You'll Do
You will apply clinical expertise to assess whether AI-related content is accurate, relevant, sensitive, and appropriate for military and veteran audiences. You will also help create training examples that reflect real-world mental health challenges experienced by these populations.
Your findings and recommendations should be documented in a clear, structured, and accessible format for project teams and other audiences.
- Review mental health materials, case studies, and simulated patient interactions
- Evaluate content against clinical best practices, diagnostic processes, and therapeutic approaches
- Create, edit, and curate prompts, responses, and scenarios
- Identify military and veteran terminology, cultural nuances, and effective communication techniques
- Participate in virtual discussions and consultative sessions
- Document findings, recommendations, and potential model improvements
- Perform evaluation and rating and prompt or response writing for supervised fine-tuning
Requirements
Applicants should have completed a psychiatry residency or earned a PhD as a clinical psychologist, together with substantial direct patient-care experience involving military personnel, veterans, or both. Clinical accuracy, cultural competence, attention to detail, and strong written and verbal communication are essential.
You should be comfortable translating complex clinical concepts for varied audiences and evaluating diagnostic and therapeutic content. Experience developing or reviewing clinical content, training materials, or assessment tools is valuable.
- Completed psychiatry residency or PhD-level clinical psychology training
- Direct patient-care experience with military personnel or veterans
- Familiarity with trauma, PTSD, TBI, adjustment disorders, and related conditions
- Ability to evaluate diagnostic and therapeutic content for clinical accuracy
- Cultural competence regarding service-member and veteran populations
- Strong written and verbal communication skills
- Careful documentation and attention to detail
- Ability to translate complex clinical concepts for varied audiences
Preferred Language Skills
Proficiency in one or more prioritized languages is valued where applicable. The language list includes Japanese, French, Tagalog, Malay, Lithuanian, Russian, Georgian, Polish, Marathi, Bengali, Urdu, Vietnamese, Swahili, Mandarin, Cantonese, Indonesian, Turkish, Gujarati, and Bulgarian.
- Japanese
- French
- Tagalog
- Malay
- Lithuanian
- Russian, Georgian, or Polish
- Marathi, Bengali, or Urdu
- Vietnamese, Swahili, Mandarin, or Cantonese
- Indonesian, Turkish, Gujarati, or Bulgarian
How to Apply Through OpenTrain
Create a free OpenTrain account, build your profile around your clinical expertise, and apply to this project in minutes. Highlight your psychiatry or clinical psychology training, direct experience with military or veteran populations, relevant clinical knowledge, and applicable language proficiency.
By contributing structured clinical feedback, you can help improve how AI systems understand and respond to mental health topics while building experience in a fast-growing field.
- Create or update your free OpenTrain profile
- Showcase your clinical training and patient-care experience
- Include relevant military, veteran, trauma, PTSD, TBI, or adjustment-disorder expertise
- Apply for the contract role through OpenTrain