Experienced Clinician Reviewer (Remote UK/US)

About the role

Experienced clinicians know, moment by moment, where a conversation needs to go. You notice what someone isn't quite saying, you have a view on what would help, and you can explain why. We'd value your judgement on how Ash should handle those moments.

What you'll do

Review anonymised conversations with Ash and judge, as a clinician, whether it's handling key moments well: what it should do, what could go wrong, and why. Your reasoning matters more than polished wording. You won't be in contact with users. You'll work alongside a small group of experienced clinicians and help shape what "great" looks like in an Ash conversation. Where clinicians disagree, that's useful too: it tells us a moment is genuinely nuanced.

You might be a great fit if

• You're a licensed or registered clinician with 3+ years of client work since qualifying.

  • In the UK: an HCPC-registered practitioner psychologist, or a counsellor or psychotherapist on a PSA-accredited register (e.g. BACP, UKCP, NCPS).

  • In the US: an independent license such as psychologist, LCSW, LPC, LMHC or LMFT.

• You have a clear sense of what you'd do in a session, and you can put your reasoning into words.

• You've supervised, trained or mentored other clinicians.

• You care more about what helps the person in front of you than about following a protocol.

• You write clearly in English.

• No technical background needed, but personal experience using AI tools like ChatGPT or Claude will help.

Why join

• Meaningful work. Help shape something that could change how mental health support works for millions of people. Every morning the team sees messages from people calling Ash "life changing."

• Your judgement, not a checklist. We think what sets great practitioners apart matters more than any single protocol. We want your view, including where it differs from others'.

• Flexible and remote. Fits around your clinical work.

How it works

1. Apply (about 2 minutes). Share your LinkedIn or a professional profile.

2. We read every application, on a rolling basis.

3. If you're shortlisted for the first group, we'll be in touch by Friday 6 November about next steps, including a paid sample task of about an hour.

4. Join the group. You'll work 5–20 hours a week, on your own schedule. $100–140/hour in the US or £70–100/hour in the UK, based on experience.

All conversations are anonymised before review. Some touch on emotionally difficult topics, including risk. This is a freelance contractor role, with no employee benefits.