Clinical Psychologist

Purpose of the Position: The main role of the Clinical Psychologist is the diagnosing or evaluation of the mental and emotional disorders of individuals by using one of the following: observation, interview, and/or psychological tests, and formulation of programs of treatment. Main Responsibilities about the position: Assess the individual needs, abilities or behaviour using different methods such as interviews and direct observation of behaviour; Work within a team which might include doctors, nurses, social workers, education professionals, psychiatrists and therapists Monitor appropriate treatment programmes such as therapy, counselling or advice, in collaboration with other professionals; Offer therapy and treatments related to mental health problems such as: anxiety, depression, addiction, social and interpersonal problems and challenging behaviour; Intervention (primary, secondary and tertiary levels): to individuals, families and groups; Develop and evaluate services provided to different groups Skills and qualifications: A bachelor degree in Psychology is a minimum requirement. Previous experience will be an asset. Outstanding communication skills, reporting skills and excellent interpersonal skills. Clinical psychologists should demonstrate self-awareness, objectivity, a strong desire to help others Active Listener High Integrity & honesty.