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Military and Veteran Mental Health AI Reviewer

Posted 3h ago

About the role

OpenTrain AI is hiring a Military and Veteran Mental Health AI Reviewer to apply clinical judgment to AI systems that handle mental-health content for service members and veterans. This worldwide, part-time remote contractor role pays $100–$300/hour for 20+ hours weekly. OpenTrain's own listing notes the role is tagged 'entry level' on the site but in practice requires completed psychiatric or clinical-psychology training.

What you'll do

  • Review mental-health materials, case studies, and simulated patient interactions for clinical accuracy and sensitivity.
  • Create, edit, and curate prompts, responses, and training scenarios for military/veteran mental-health contexts.
  • Identify domain-specific terminology and cultural nuances relevant to service members and veterans.
  • Join virtual discussions and consultative sessions to align on clinical perspectives and project goals.
  • Document findings and model-improvement recommendations clearly.

Requirements

  • Completed psychiatry residency, or a completed PhD in clinical psychology.
  • Substantial direct patient-care experience with military personnel and/or veterans.
  • Familiarity with trauma, PTSD, TBI, and adjustment disorders common among service members.
  • Proficiency in a prioritized project language (including Tagalog) is valued but not required.

About OpenTrain AI

OpenTrain AI is a talent marketplace for AI training and data-labeling work, connecting freelance contributors with RLHF, evaluation, annotation, and red-teaming projects from AI companies, and aggregating listings from other data-labeling platforms into one job feed.

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