Remote | Georgian Speaking Psychiatrist — $100–$200/hour
About The Position
This fully remote independent contractor opportunity is for an experienced psychiatrist who is natively fluent in Georgian and has advanced English proficiency. The psychiatrist will contribute clinical expertise to AI training and evaluation initiatives by developing and evaluating psychiatric case studies, reviewing assessment materials and AI-generated reasoning, creating bilingual clinical materials, and providing structured expert feedback. No prior AI-training or model-evaluation experience is required. The work requires professional psychiatric training, completed residency, a valid medical licence, extensive experience in psychiatric assessment and treatment planning, and familiarity with Georgian clinical settings and culturally informed mental-health practice. Contributors will collaborate with interdisciplinary technical and research teams while applying independent clinical judgement, cultural sensitivity, ethical judgement, and professional integrity. Assignments and evaluation materials may change with research requirements. Work must not use confidential, proprietary, patient-identifiable, protected health, or unpublished clinical information belonging to any third party.
Requirements
- Medical degree such as an MD, MBBS, or equivalent.
- Completed psychiatry residency.
- Valid medical licence.
- Native fluency in Georgian.
- Advanced proficiency in written and spoken English.
- Extensive experience in psychiatric assessment and treatment planning.
- Strong background in psychiatric case documentation.
- Experience working within Georgian clinical settings.
- Strong understanding of culturally informed mental-health practice.
- Ability to apply ethical reasoning to complex psychiatric scenarios.
- Strong analytical and critical-thinking abilities.
- Excellent written and verbal communication skills.
Nice To Haves
- Familiarity with both Western and Georgian psychiatric frameworks.
- Experience developing teaching materials, case studies, or research content.
- Experience collaborating across clinical, research, technology, or digital-health teams.
Responsibilities
- Develop realistic, complex psychiatric case studies and evaluate them for clinical accuracy and completeness.
- Apply professional judgement to diagnostic and treatment-related scenarios; identify weak, incomplete, or inappropriate psychiatric reasoning.
- Incorporate culturally relevant Georgian context into case development.
- Review psychiatric and psychological assessment materials and provide expert annotations grounded in psychiatric practice.
- Evaluate symptoms, behavioural patterns, and clinical context, and assess whether psychiatric interpretations are appropriately supported.
- Apply knowledge of Georgian clinical settings and patient populations.
- Produce written analyses in Georgian and English and develop bilingual frameworks for psychiatric information exchange.
- Preserve clinical meaning across languages, refine psychiatric terminology for linguistic accuracy, and maintain cultural and clinical fidelity.
- Evaluate AI-generated mental-health content and analytical methods used in clinical scenarios.
- Identify inaccurate, unsafe, or poorly contextualised psychiatric reasoning and provide structured feedback to improve model understanding and performance.
- Apply ethical judgement when reviewing sensitive case material.
- Systematically document evaluations, findings, and recommendations, and create case analyses suitable for research and training workflows.
- Collaborate with interdisciplinary technical and research teams and explain psychiatric concepts to non-clinical stakeholders.
- Contribute professional insights to evolving evaluation methodologies.
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Career Level
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