Child & Adolescent Mental Health Clinical Advisor (AI Safety Benchmark Project)
Pay
$80–150/hr
Work
Remote · Contract · 40 hrs/wk
Experience
Mid level
Eligibility
USA
Field
Medicine & healthcare
Skills
About this role
We are partnering with a leading AI research organisation to develop a clinician-informed benchmark for evaluating how AI companion chatbots respond to adolescents experiencing mental health challenges. As AI companions become increasingly common sources of emotional support, there is a growing need for rigorous, clinically grounded evaluation of how these systems handle sensitive situations such as suicide risk, therapeutic guidance, and emotional dependency. We're seeking experienced Child & Adolescent Psychiatrists, Clinical Psychologists, and Mental Health Researchers to contribute their expertise in designing realistic clinical scenarios and evaluation standards for this important AI safety initiative.
Responsibilities
- Author fictionalised adolescent mental health case scenarios based on real-world clinical expertise.
- Review scenarios for clinical realism, developmental appropriateness, and ethical considerations.
- Help develop and refine clinician-informed evaluation rubrics for AI chatbot responses.
- Review a subset of AI-generated conversations and provide expert judgment to calibrate automated evaluation systems.
- Advise on best practices for assessing AI behaviour across key mental health domains, including:
Requirements
We are looking for clinicians and researchers with substantial expertise in child and adolescent mental health.
Required Qualifications
- MD, DO, PhD, PsyD, or equivalent qualification in Psychiatry, Psychology, or a related mental health field.
- Clinical or research experience focused on children and adolescents.
- Expertise in one or more of the following:
- Strong written communication skills and ability to provide structured clinical feedback.
- Comfortable reviewing fictional clinical scenarios and evaluating AI-generated conversations.
Preferred Qualifications
- Experience conducting suicide risk assessments or crisis intervention.
- Academic or published research in adolescent mental health, suicide prevention, or digital therapeutics.
- Experience developing clinical guidelines, assessment frameworks, or educational materials.
- Prior work involving AI, digital health technologies, or mental health product evaluation.
- Experience supervising trainees or participating in multidisciplinary clinical teams.
Role Details
- Commitment: Approximately 10–15 hours per week.
- Compensation: $80 - $150 USD per hour
Why Join?
- Help shape the future of safe AI systems for adolescents.
- Apply your clinical expertise to one of the most important emerging questions in AI safety and digital mental health.
- Collaborate with researchers developing rigorous evaluation standards for AI companion chatbots.
- Contribute to work that may influence future AI research, independent benchmarking, and responsible deployment of conversational AI.