Adolescent Safeguarding & Exploitation Specialist (Remote)

24-Mag Llc; Northern, New York (KY, NY); Hybrid; USD 62,000 - 131,000; Part time

Job summary

24-MAG LLC offers a specialised consulting opportunity for experienced safeguarding professionals to contribute to an AI training and clinical evaluation project. You will review adolescent scenarios, produce structured assessments, and guide escalation decisions.

This is a fully remote, independent contractor role with compensation of $45–$95/hour and active licensure is expected. Projects require strong professional judgment and clear articulation of safeguarding conclusions to

Qualifications

• 3–5+ years of post-qualification experience in child safeguarding or related clinical role.
• Specialist background in child protection, forensic child/adolescent psychiatry or psychology, or safeguarding remit.
• Active clinical licence or professional registration in good standing.
• Current safeguarding practice or adolescent caseload within the past two years.
• Demonstrated expertise in CSE/CSA risk assessment and mandatory reporting knowledge.

Responsibilities

• Review complex adolescent cases involving sexual safety and exploitation concerns.
• Assess CSE and CSA risks and identify grooming indicators.
• Produce structured safeguarding assessments with defensible conclusions.
• Apply trauma-informed principles to guidelines and recommendations.
• Escalate to appropriate pathways and document reasoning clearly.

Skills

Post-qualification experience

CSE/CSA risk assessment

Trauma-informed practice

Education

Clinical licensure or professional registration

Job description

24-MAG LLC offers a specialised consulting opportunity for experienced safeguarding professionals to contribute to an AI training and clinical evaluation project. You will review adolescent scenarios, produce structured assessments, and guide escalation decisions.

This is a fully remote, independent contractor role with compensation of $45–$95/hour and active licensure is expected. Projects require strong professional judgment and clear articulation of safeguarding conclusions to