Youth Abuse Trauma Specialist for AI Training (Remote)

RemoteJobsOne; Houston (TX); Remote; USD 138,000 - 276,000; Part time

Job summary

RemoteJobsOne seeks a Child & Youth Abuse Trauma Specialist for a fully remote contractor role based in the United States. You will apply advanced clinical expertise to support abuse survivors and help train AI systems with real-world input.

The ideal candidate holds an MD or PhD in psychology or social work and maintains active clinical engagement focused on youth abuse. Strong commitment to ethics, privacy, and trauma-informed care is essential.

Qualifications

• MD or PhD with credentials in a relevant field.
• Extensive clinical experience working with youth abuse victims.
• Demonstrated expertise in trauma-informed practices for youth.
• Active clinical engagement dedicating majority of time to abuse victims.
• Commitment to ethics, privacy, and safeguarding wellbeing.

Responsibilities

• Analyze and contribute to case-based scenarios reflecting youth abuse complexities.
• Review and provide feedback on model-generated mental health guidance for abuse cases.
• Develop and curate content outlining best practices for trauma-informed care for young survivors.
• Identify gaps or inaccuracies in AI-generated responses from clinical and ethical perspectives.
• Collaborate with cross-disciplinary teams to reflect current standards in mental health care for abuse victims.
• Participate in iterative review cycles to refine and improve training data quality.
• Document recommendations to enhance system sensitivity, accuracy and safety for vulnerable populations.

Skills

Trauma-informed care

Youth mental health

Clinical expertise

Education

MD or PhD (psychology or social work)

Job description

RemoteJobsOne seeks a Child & Youth Abuse Trauma Specialist for a fully remote contractor role based in the United States. You will apply advanced clinical expertise to support abuse survivors and help train AI systems with real-world input.

The ideal candidate holds an MD or PhD in psychology or social work and maintains active clinical engagement focused on youth abuse. Strong commitment to ethics, privacy, and trauma-informed care is essential.