Psychologist (Part-time)

Responsibilities and Essential Functions 

• Develop protection session plan and conduct psychosocial and awareness activities for children and adults.
• Identify protection concern and provide psychological support to cases of concern.
• Make necessary and timely referrals when needed, respecting confidentiality and the beneficiary’s right
• Conduct discussion groups, focus groups.
• Hold a weekly meeting with the field staff and Program Coordinator to follow up on the beneficiaries’ status and psychosocial intervention.
• Cooperate closely with parents in order to make the psychosocial support more efficient.
• Create and manage a file for each patient in order to report or track his/her psychological progress.
• Ensure timely reporting of the activities to the Program Coordinators.
• Build the capacity of the field staff on psychological issues.
• Assist the Program Coordinators in drafting proposals and reports.
• Attend the Protection working groups
• Perform other duties as required or assigned

Qualifications

Knowledge, skills and abilities:

•        Good organizational skills.
• Excellent communication and interpersonal skills.
• Self-motivated and initiative taker. 
• Good report writing skills.
• Ability to communicate with vulnerable populations.
• Advanced knowledge in psychosocial / psychological interventions (Child protection, Sexual and gender-based violence (SGBV), art therapy etc...) 
• Dynamic personality.
• Proficiency in Microsoft Office. 
• Fluency in written and spoken Arabic and English; French is a plus

Experience:

•      3 years of work experience.
•     Previous experience in NGO and humanitarian field is an advantage
•     Previous experience in working with children and vulnerable populations is an advantage