Denmark psychologist - Eating Disorders & Social Media Expert Project

We are seeking licensed psychologists based in Denmark to support a digital health initiative focused on eating disorders and social media content. In this short-term project, you will review translated search queries and evaluate YouTube search results for potentially harmful, misleading, or concerning eating disorder–related content.

This project offers a meaningful opportunity to apply your clinical expertise beyond traditional practice, contributing directly to online safety, mental health awareness, and responsible digital health research.

• Content type: Translated search queries related to eating disorders and social media
• Platform: YouTube (incognito mode) and Google Sheets
• Task volume: 200 queries per clinician
• Estimated time per query: ~1 minute
• Total time commitment: Approximately 3.3 hours per clinician
• Workflow: Simple, structured copy-paste and review process
• Turnaround time: To be confirmed

• Review English and Danish-translated search queries for relevance, clarity, and cultural appropriateness.
• Enter each query into YouTube (using incognito mode) and review the top 3–5 search results for eating disorder–related content.
• Identify and flag any misleading, harmful, or concerning content.
• Suggest additional YouTube search queries commonly observed in Danish online or social media spaces that may reflect disordered eating behaviors or trends.
• Provide feedback using a structured form or rubric supplied by the project team.
• Follow a straightforward workflow involving copying, pasting, and reviewing content from a provided list.

• Licensed psychologist based in Denmark.
• Familiarity with eating disorder terminology, behaviors, and online or social media trends.
• Comfortable navigating YouTube and basic digital tools.
• Detail-oriented, with the ability to assess content from both clinical and public-facing perspectives.
• Reliable internet access and ability to meet short turnaround timelines.