Remote Psychologist and Psychiatrist Jobs: AI Training Work

Every open remote psychologist and psychiatrist job from six AI training marketplaces, highest hourly pay first, refreshed daily.

23 open mental health listings live right now, paying up to $200 an hour.

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What these remote mental health jobs are

Remote psychologist jobs and remote psychiatrist jobs in AI training pay clinicians to judge how an AI model handles mental health. You read the model’s answer to someone in distress, mark what a clinician would flag, and write the answer it should have given. No clients, no session notes, no caseload. You set the hours.

Most of the list above is bilingual. micro1 runs paired psychologist and psychiatrist tracks for native speakers of Gujarati, Marathi, Tagalog, Indonesian, Japanese, Malay, Georgian and Lithuanian, plus a bilingual mental health expert track that names more languages. Each asks for advanced English as well. Below them sit specialist tracks for child and adolescent risk and for military and veteran care.

Developmental psychology PhDs have a separate track, filed under science. It is on the remote jobs for PhDs page, linked at the bottom of this one.

Mental health AI training pay by specialty

Published hourly rates for each specialty on this page, computed from the open listings. A listing counts in more than one row when its title names several.

SpecialtyOpen listingsPublished hourly rate
Psychiatrist8$100 to $200
Psychologist8$100 to $200
Bilingual clinician17$100 to $200
Child and adolescent5$45 to $200
Military and veteran1$100 to $200

Remote Psychiatrist Jobs

Remote psychiatrist jobs in AI training ask for a medical degree, a completed psychiatry residency and a valid medical license. The listings name the MBBS alongside the MD, so the tracks are open to psychiatrists trained outside the US.

The work is the psychiatric half of a case: develop complex case studies, annotate assessments and treatment plans, and critique how a model reasons about diagnosis, risk and medication. The language tracks also ask for experience in clinical settings where that language is spoken. The point is cultural accuracy: how patients there describe distress, and how clinicians there respond.

8 open psychiatrist listings right now, published at $100 to $200 an hour.

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Remote Psychologist Jobs (PhD)

Remote psychologist jobs on this page ask for a PhD in psychology, with clinical and academic experience. The psychologist tracks weigh assessment and case analysis: review psychological case studies, evaluate model-written content against best practice, and develop culturally grounded scenarios for training.

A PsyD or a master’s-level license is not what these listings name. If that is your credential, the child and adolescent tracks below ask for a clinical license and a recent caseload instead of a doctorate.

8 open psychologist listings right now, published at $100 to $200 an hour.

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Bilingual Mental Health Jobs

Bilingual mental health jobs are the bulk of this feed. The language tracks pair a psychologist listing with a psychiatrist listing for the same language: Gujarati, Marathi, Tagalog, Indonesian, Japanese, Malay, Georgian and Lithuanian. The bilingual mental health expert track takes a PhD psychologist or a psychiatrist with native French, Russian, Mandarin, Urdu, Swahili, Bulgarian, Polish, Bengali or Vietnamese, among others.

Native fluency in the language comes first. Advanced English comes second. A clinician practising in Ahmedabad, Pune, Manila, Jakarta, Tokyo, Kuala Lumpur, Tbilisi or Vilnius is exactly who these tracks are written for. Name the language you practise in on the first line of your application.

17 open bilingual clinician listings right now, published at $100 to $200 an hour.

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Child and Adolescent Mental Health Jobs

Child and adolescent tracks are narrow and clinical: suicide and self-harm, eating disorders, substance use, safeguarding and exploitation, and abuse trauma. Each wants a specialist. The eating disorder track, for example, asks for three to five years post-qualification with adolescents, an active license, and a caseload within the past two years. The abuse trauma track asks for an MD, a PhD in psychology or a PhD in social work, with young survivors as your main clinical focus.

The work is structured risk assessment for tools that non-specialists will use. You tell ideation from intent, stage severity, decide when to escalate, and write the guidance in plain English. The listings name the instruments: C-SSRS, EDE-Q, SCOFF and Stanley-Brown safety planning.

5 open child and adolescent listings right now, published at $45 to $200 an hour.

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Military and Veteran Mental Health Jobs

The military and veteran track is for board-certified psychiatrists and PhD clinical psychologists with substantial direct care of service members or veterans. VA, military treatment facility and Vet Center experience is the obvious fit.

The work covers PTSD and trauma assessment, the language and culture of military life, and how a model should talk to someone who has served. You review simulated patient interactions, write the scenarios, and join occasional virtual consults with the project team.

1 open military and veteran listing right now.

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What the work looks like

The tasks come straight from the listings. Build psychiatric and psychological case studies a model can learn from. Grade model-written guidance for clinical accuracy, bias and ethics. Write structured risk assessments with validated tools, such as the C-SSRS for suicide risk and Stanley-Brown safety plans. On the bilingual tracks, write each scenario in both languages and check that the clinical meaning survives translation.

Nobody is treated. There is no patient relationship, and the output is training material, not care. That suits clinicians who want income outside full-time practice: psychiatrists cutting clinical hours, psychologists in academic posts, clinicians between roles, and retired specialists. The work is written, asynchronous and paid by the hour.

Where these listings come from

Six marketplaces publish this work openly. Every listing above links to the one that posted it, and each has its own page here covering pay, screening and who gets hired.

Mental health AI training jobs, answered

What do psychologists and psychiatrists do in AI training work?

Grade how an AI model handles mental health, and write what it should have said. The listings name case study development, psychological assessment, risk formulation and review of model-written guidance for accuracy, bias and ethics. Bilingual tracks add writing and checking material in two languages. There are no patients and no sessions.

Do I need a license?

It depends on the track. Psychiatrist tracks list a medical degree, a completed psychiatry residency and a valid medical license. Psychologist tracks list a PhD in psychology. The adolescent specialist tracks ask for an active clinical license and a recent caseload. Read the requirements on each listing before you apply.

Is this telehealth or therapy work?

No. You never meet a client and nobody receives care. You produce and grade training material under contract, so there is no patient relationship and no clinical record. The confidentiality you owe is to the project, under the marketplace NDA.

Why do so many listings ask for a second language?

People ask AI models about their mental health in every language, and distress sounds different in each. A model trained on English clinical writing misreads idiom, stigma and family context elsewhere. Labs pay native-speaking clinicians to catch that.

How much do these jobs pay?

The header shows today’s top published rate, and the pay table on this page breaks it down by specialty. Every figure comes from the listings, and each card shows its own range.

How are clinicians screened?

A credential check, then an AI interview in your field. micro1’s interviewer, Zara, runs a structured conversation and follows up on what you say. It rewards reasoning aloud about a case: the presentation, the risk, the cultural context and what you would do next. Candidates who pass join micro1’s talent pool and are matched to seats as they open, so practise the format before you sit it.

Other remote work for psychologists and psychiatrists

AI training is not clinical work. If you want remote patient care instead, these are the established routes. Most need a license where the client is located.

  • BetterHelp and Talkspace. Online therapy platforms built on contracted, licensed therapists. Talkspace also offers psychiatry.
  • Headway and Alma. Help clinicians in private practice accept insurance, which suits a telehealth caseload.
  • Talkiatry. An online psychiatry practice that employs psychiatrists to see insured patients by video.
  • Your licensing board. Check telehealth and interstate rules before you take clients across a border. PSYPACT covers psychologists in its member US states.

The screen is where these roles are won

Every marketplace above screens with an interview or assessment in your own domain before assigning paid work. Run that interview with Skillora first and get feedback on how you explained your reasoning, not just on what you said.

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