Mental Health Professional Content Reviewer

Job description

Trauma Speaks, Inc. is seeking a compassionate, detail-oriented Mental Health Professional Content Reviewer to support our mission of delivering accurate, ethical, and accessible mental health education to the public.

This role is ideal for licensed or pre-licensed mental health professionals who care about making mental health information accurate, safe, and easy for people to understand. It’s for those who want to use their training beyond therapy or clinical work to support public education and awareness. It also fits professionals looking for a flexible volunteer role that helps reduce stigma and improve how mental health is talked about.

Key Responsibilities:

Review and fact-check mental health-related content developed by the content team, including: social media posts, podcast descriptions and supporting materials, blog articles, workshop presentations and PowerPoint slides

Ensure all content is clinically accurate and evidence-informed, trauma-informed and ethically sound, culturally sensitive and inclusive, appropriate for public education and awareness use

Provide clear, constructive, and professional feedback for revisions when needed

Collaborate with the content team to improve clarity, accuracy, and impact of materials

Support select projects where mental health expertise is required

Occasionally assist with facilitating, presenting, or contributing to workshops, webinars, or hosted community events when needed.

Qualifications and Requirements:

Must be a licensed or pre-licensed mental health professional

Must have strong understanding of trauma-informed care principles

Excellent communication skills with the ability to provide respectful, constructive feedback

Commitment to ethical mental health practice and public education

Preferred Kills/ Qualities:

Experience in mental health education, advocacy, or community outreach

Familiarity with content creation or review processes

Strong attention to detail

Collaborative and solution-oriented mindset

Passion for making mental health knowledge more accessible and stigma-free

Ability to work independently within a flexible volunteer structure

What You’ll Gain:

You’ll use your mental health training to help shape how mental health is communicated to the public in a clear and responsible way.

You’ll build experience in reviewing content and giving practical, easy-to-understand feedback across different platforms.

You’ll also be part of work that improves awareness, reduces stigma, and makes mental health information more accessible.

Worksite address

los angeles, CA, 90079, US

Who can apply

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