Provide clinical expertise to improve AI mental-health tools: annotate clinical interactions, evaluate psychotherapy datasets, design psychological testing scenarios, apply CBT frameworks, collaborate with engineers, ensure ethical standards, and drive research-backed AI improvements.
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Job Title: Psychologist (Ph.D/Psy.D)
Job Type: Part-time or Full-time, contract
Location: Remote
As a Psychology Expert and help shape the future of mental health technology. In this pioneering role, you will leverage your clinical expertise and research acumen to improve AI systems through nuanced understanding of human psychology. Collaborate with cross-disciplinary teams to ensure AI-driven tools are accurate, empathetic, and aligned with best practices.
Requirements
Key Responsibilities:
- Analyze and annotate clinical interactions for AI training and evaluation
- Provide expert feedback on psychotherapy and clinical assessment datasets
- Develop and refine scenarios for psychological testing in AI models
- Collaborate with engineers and researchers to enhance AI’s clinical reasoning
- Apply cognitive behavioral therapy frameworks to guide AI responses
- Ensure compliance with ethical standards and psychological best practices
- Support continuous improvement of AI through research-backed methodologies
Required Skills and Qualifications:
- Doctorate (PhD or PsyD) in Psychology
- Exceptional written and verbal communication skills, with a passion for clear, compassionate articulation
- Strong attention to detail and a commitment to data integrity
- Ability to work independently in a remote, fast-paced environment
- Deep understanding of best practices in psychological care
- Bilingual Proficiency: Must possess business-level fluency in English plus at least one additional language from the following list: Portuguese, German, Japanese, Persian (Farsi), Polish, Korean, Dutch, Russian, Turkish, French, Arabic, Italian, Indonesian, or Chinese (Mandarin & Cantonese).
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