AI Training Jobs for Psychologists

Pay is set per project and depends on your license, degree and languages. Each listing shows its rate where the platform publishes one.

Most psychologist roles ask for a doctorate (PhD or PsyD) and many for a license; counseling and social work roles ask for the license they name (LPC, LCSW). Several want a second language. Each listing states what it requires and which countries it accepts.

You read AI conversations about mental health and judge them for safety and clinical quality, grade a model's answers in psychology, and write what a careful clinician would say. A conversation can turn on a recent fact, such as FDA's review of GLP-1 medicines and suicidal thoughts, which GLPcompare, a guide we also maintain, quotes from FDA's own communication. Some projects involve distressing material (crisis or self-harm conversations), so read what a project involves before you accept it.

Psychiatrist roles ask for a medical degree, so they are listed with the physician roles. Psychiatric nurse practitioner roles are on the nurses page.

They are posted by established AI data platforms, and each platform's page here covers whether it is legit, how it vets people and how it pays. A legitimate platform never charges you to apply or to get work. This is training work for AI models, not therapy: you do not see clients or provide care.