Question for clinicians doing AI evaluation work:
What's harder to grade, a reply that says something risky, or one that sounds fine but skips the question you'd always ask in session?
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One free email a week with paid roles that are actually open, pay as listed, and what license each one asks for. No scrolling five job boards.
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Gig of the day: Psychologist Expert (AI Evaluation) at Medcruit
Pay: $90–$155/hr, as listed
Remote (US)
Write clinical vignettes and evaluate how AI handles risk. PhD/PsyD with active US license, 2+ yrs post-licensure. Min 10 hrs/week.
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Clinician tip for AI scenario-writing gigs:
Write the case like a real intake, messy details included. Clean, textbook vignettes are easy for a model to pass and don't tell anyone much.
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Monday note for teams hiring clinicians for AI work:
Evaluation, red-teaming, clinical safety or product roles get seen by therapists, psychologists and counselors who are already looking.
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Gig of the day: Licensed Clinical Social Worker Expert at AfterQuery
Pay: $70–$105/hr, as listed
Remote, async, 10+ hrs/wk
Write clinical scenarios (intake, safety planning, ethics) and grade how AI handles them. Active LCSW, 2+ yrs post-licensure.
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Clinician tip before you apply to an AI gig:
Read the license line first. Some roles want independent licensure plus years of practice, others take grad training. Knowing your bucket saves a wasted application.
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Question for clinicians: what would make you say yes to an AI contract?
Pay rate, flexible hours, clear scope, your license being used responsibly, something else?
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Sunday reset for clinicians eyeing AI work:
Skip the job-board scroll. Our free weekly email lists paid roles open to therapists, psychologists and counselors, with pay as listed and what each asks for.
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Gig of the day: Clinical Evaluator, AI Products (Contract) at Headway
Pay: $125/hr, as listed
Remote (US)
Independent therapist/counselor license, 3+ yrs direct therapy. Min 10 hrs/week, LLC or S-Corp needed.
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Clinician tip for AI safety work:
Flag the miss, not just the harm. A reply can avoid saying anything dangerous and still fall short by skipping a risk question you'd never skip in session.
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Building an AI product that touches mental health?
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Full-time pick: Senior Clinical QA Specialist, AI at BetterHelp
Pay: $125,000–$150,000, as listed
US, remote
Build QA rubrics and audit AI outputs for clinical safety. See listing for license requirements.
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Clinicians who've tried an AI gig:
What surprised you most? The pay, the pace, or how much your clinical judgment actually mattered?
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Friday reminder for clinicians curious about AI work:
You don't have to dig through job boards. Our free weekly email rounds up paid roles open to therapists, psychologists and counselors, with pay as listed and what each one asks for.
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Gig of the day: Mental Health Expert (contract) at mpathic
Pay: $30–$200/hr, as listed
Remote
Clinical role-play, red-teaming and rubric work. Asks for graduate-level training in psychology, counseling, social work or related.
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Clinician tip for your first AI rating task:
Read the guidelines twice. Your clinical judgment is why you're there, but it has to fit their rubric.
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Quick question for clinicians:
Would you rather do short AI tasks paid per piece, or steady hourly contract work?
Tell us below. It shapes what we hunt for each week. Gigs and the free weekly email, link in bio.
Clinician tip before your first AI red-teaming gig:
Write down your reasoning, not just your rating. Reviewers want to see why a response is unsafe, the same way you'd document a risk call in a chart.
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Hiring clinicians for AI work?
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