Clinical Advisor
✨ AI Summary
We are on a mission to enhance machine learning capabilities in recognizing crisis situations. This complex challenge requires expertise, as inaccuracies can have serious implications. We are looking for an individual who has experience supporting individuals during crises and can provide insights into our system's assessments. This role focuses on advisory tasks rather than direct patient interaction, meaning there is no clinical liability involved.
Your main responsibilities will include:
- Reviewing our risk classification framework.
- Evaluating edge cases and providing critical feedback.
- Identifying potential overconfidence or overlooked issues in our assessments.
- Consulting on classifications that seem inaccurate or ambiguous.
- Addressing cultural differences in crisis presentations, recognizing the limitations of existing research.
The work is primarily asynchronous, with tasks such as annotating data outputs and reviewing test cases, along with occasional discussions when challenges arise.
Ideal Candidate: You should have hands-on experience in suicide risk assessment across various settings (psychiatry, crisis intervention, clinical psychology, etc.). Familiarity with C-SSRS and its shortcomings is essential. A genuine interest in AI's role in crisis response is important, as is the ability to communicate complex concepts to those without your specialized background.
Commitment: Approximately 10 hours per week
Rate: $150-250 per hour
