Clinical Rater (Hungary)

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brooklyn healthDenver (CO)

Healthcare Practitioners and Technical Workers, All Other Outpatient Mental Health and Substance Abuse Centers

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About the role

Clinical Rater Brooklyn Health is solving the measurement problem in mental health through accurate, objective, and sensitive measurement of symptoms, enabling precision neuroscience in clinical research and patient care. The company's Willis platform is modernizing the technology stack for CNS clinical trials, improving endpoint quality and reducing placebo response. Brooklyn Health is backed by leading healthcare and technology investors including HealthX Ventures, Metrodora Ventures, Story Ventures, RiverPark Ventures, Laconia Capital, Everywhere Ventures and others.

About the Role: We're hiring Clinical Raters and Senior Clinical Raters to oversee the integrity and reliability of endpoint data collected during study visits in CNS clinical trials. Clinical Raters and Senior Clinical Raters sit within the Clinical Science team.

Responsibilities: Perform manual, independent reviews of recorded clinical trial interviews and scale administrations to ensure scoring accuracy, interview quality, and protocol adherence. Maintain clear, reproducible documentation of review findings, scoring justifications, and site intervention plans aligned with protocol expectations. Senior Clinical Raters only: Participate in clinical decision-making regarding site performance, evaluate and provide interpretation for rater patterns, and directly oversee targeted site interventions and rater remediation.

Requirements: 5+ years experience as a Clinical Rater, Central Rater, or Secondary Reviewer on CNS clinical trials (e.g., Psychiatry, Neurology).Meticulous attention to detail with a strong background in clinical data evaluation, quality control frameworks, or trial QA workflows. Demonstrated ability to interpret rater performance data, guide clinical decision-making, and manage site-facing interventions constructively.

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