Remote Bilingual Cantonese Psychiatrist for AI Training

micro1; United States; Remote; USD 152,000 - 234,000; Full time

Job summary

micro1 is seeking a Bilingual Cantonese Psychiatrist to remotely contribute to AI training data. The role emphasizes high-quality, real-world input from a clinical perspective, with a focus on Cantonese-speaking patients and English bilingual documentation.

Applicants should hold an MD/MBBS with psychiatry residency, possess Cantonese fluency and strong English, and demonstrate experience in clinical assessments, case documentation, and educational material development.

Qualifications

• Native fluency in Cantonese and advanced proficiency in English.
• Experience in psychiatric assessment and case documentation.
• Ability to apply cultural sensitivity and ethical reasoning.
• Experience developing teaching materials or case studies.
• Interdisciplinary collaboration experience preferred.
• Familiarity with Western and Cantonese psychiatric frameworks.

Responsibilities

• Develop and evaluate complex psychiatric case studies for AI model training.
• Conduct thorough psychiatric assessments and provide expert annotations.
• Produce bilingual documentation in Cantonese and English with clinical accuracy.
• Collaborate with AI project teams to enhance model understanding of psychiatric concepts.
• Apply ethical decision-making while reviewing sensitive content and maintaining confidentiality.
• Contribute to bilingual communication frameworks for accurate information exchange.
• Provide expert feedback on evaluation methods used by AI systems in mental health.

Skills

Cantonese fluency

English proficiency

Psychiatric assessment

Case documentation

Ethical reasoning

Teaching materials development

Education

MD/MBBS or equivalent

Completed psychiatry residency

Job description

micro1 is seeking a Bilingual Cantonese Psychiatrist to remotely contribute to AI training data. The role emphasizes high-quality, real-world input from a clinical perspective, with a focus on Cantonese-speaking patients and English bilingual documentation.

Applicants should hold an MD/MBBS with psychiatry residency, possess Cantonese fluency and strong English, and demonstrate experience in clinical assessments, case documentation, and educational material development.