About this role.
Limbic seeks US-licensed psychotherapists or psychologists to review AI therapy conversation transcripts for clinical quality, safety, empathy, and appropriateness. The contractor will identify risks and escalation needs, then provide structured written feedback for clinical and product teams; the role does not include direct patient care. This is a fully remote, flexible 1099 engagement with no minimum or maximum hourly commitment. Candidates need an active unrestricted US clinical license, direct mental-health-care experience, risk-assessment capability, strong attention to detail, and independent working habits. The role is a rolling advertisement, with the next recruitment round anticipated in 2026–27.
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Sample interview questions
I would evaluate whether the response is accurate, empathetic, nonjudgmental, and aligned with established clinical practice. I would also check that it reflects the patient’s stated concerns, avoids unsupported clinical claims, maintains appropriate boundaries, and does not miss cues that require escalation.
I would identify the specific language and contextual indicators that suggest risk, document the concern clearly, and follow the defined escalation protocol immediately. I would distinguish between general distress and urgent risk while ensuring that uncertainty is handled conservatively and brought to the appropriate employed clinical team.
I use concise, structured feedback that identifies the transcript segment, the observed issue, its clinical or safety impact, and a clear recommendation. I avoid vague judgments and include enough context for teams to recognize patterns and prioritize improvements.
I would apply the organization’s review rubric consistently, use defined examples and decision thresholds, and document edge cases for calibration. I would periodically review my own decisions for consistency and raise ambiguous patterns with the clinical supervision or quality team.
The role offers an opportunity to apply clinical judgment at scale by improving how technology recognizes risk, responds empathetically, and supports people seeking care. I value that the work has clear safety boundaries, with direct-care concerns escalated to employed clinicians for follow-up.
Clinical Transcript Reviewer
Please note that this is a rolling advert, and we have reached capacity on our current reviewer group. You are welcome to apply, and we will be in contact when we start the next recruitment round (TBC 2026-27).
About Limbic
Limbic is the leading clinical AI company for mental healthcare and the largest deployment of patient-facing mental health AI in the world. Our technology has supported over half a million patients across the UK and US, helping health systems deliver higher-quality, more accessible, and more efficient care.
We regulated the first AI diagnostic model for adult mental health as a Class IIa medical device. We’ve published in top-tier journals, won major awards, and advise governments and regulators globally on AI safety, medical devices, and the future of clinical agentic systems.
We now want to focus on providing direct-to-patient best in class AI-led care, and are recruiting to staff our exciting and progressive care clinic.
Brief Job Description:
We are seeking experienced US-licensed Psychotherapists or Psychologists to review transcripts of calls between our patients and our AI therapy agents. Your reviews will directly shape how we support real people seeking care; flagging risk, ensuring clinical appropriateness, and defining what “genuinely helpful” looks like at scale.
This is flexible, remote, contract work well-suited to a licensed clinician who wants meaningful part-time work at the frontier of mental health care.
Core Responsibilities
Review conversation transcripts against clinical quality, accuracy, and safety standards
Identify and flag clinical risk, safety concerns, and moments requiring human clinical judgment
Assess whether responses are clinically appropriate, empathetic, and aligned with best practice
Document clear, structured feedback that our clinical and product teams can act on
Note: this role does not involve direct patient contact or care delivery. Any concerns are flagged to Limbic employed clinicians for further action.
Who we need
Active, unrestricted clinical license (e.g., LCSW, LPC, LMFT, LMHC, PsyD, or equivalent) in at least one US state. Multiple licenses or PSYPACT are a plus but not essential
US-based
Strong clinical judgment with experience in direct mental health care
Experience assessing risk and safety in a clinical setting
Excellent attention to detail and clear written communication
Comfortable working independently on a flexible, remote schedule
Reliable computer and internet access
What we offer
Flexible 1099 independent contractor engagement
Fully remote
Flexible hours
No minimum or maximum hourly commitment
Compensation at a rate of $3 per transcript reviewed (time to review transcripts is based on conversation length and therefore fluctuates. Some transcripts take < 1 minute to review, some may take up to 5 minutes).
The opportunity to work alongside experts in their fields in a world-leading AI company
A chance to shape the future of mental health technology and AI safety protocols
An inclusive, collaborative, supportive working environment, where you will have direct access to clinical support and supervision at all times (within working hours)
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