GBV psychotherapist (2)

Main duties and responsibilities:
Implementation of Activities
 Provide individual psychological support sessions to GBV survivors.
 Provide Emotional Support Group (ESG) sessions to GBV survivors in coordination with the GBV social worker and the case worker.
 Complete the appropriate intake, assessment, and follow up of beneficiaries in need of psychotherapy.
 Provide the appropriate psychotherapeutic intervention and psychosocial support to survivors in need of psychotherapy.
 Being familiar with and work to consistently follow the healing process and timeframe guidelines within the condition-specific care pathways.
 Being familiar with the use of all assessment tools, sensitivities/specificities, cut-off points, and use limitations.
 Store and file beneficiaries' data ensuring the confidentiality of the information collected and the services provided according to the minimum standards.
 Organizing, in coordination with the other team members, psychological oriented activities (PSS, group therapy, etc.)
 Refer cases to other service providers as per the need.
Reporting and coordination
 Report activities on technical data sheets.
 Report individual information in the personal file.
 Coordinate internally with the team members and Amel staff.
 Meet and coordinate effectively with the Case Worker and/or any other team member in order to provide the best services through relevant case management.
 Participate in technical meetings for case study/conference.
 Participate in routine team meetings as daily briefing and weekly meeting.
 Participate in sessions and meetings with other Amel staff and with partners’ staff (if requested).
 Support in the development and implementation of activities.
Other duties
 Respect and abide by the organizations' internal code of conduct and other relevant policies.
 Adhere to the principles and guidance of the National SGBV Case Management and SOPs, including mandatory reporting requirements.
 Maintain positive relations with other team members.

 Assist in performing other tasks as requested by line manager.
 Attend and participate in local and capacity-building events as needed/Actively participate in training throughout the year.

Requirements, Qualifications, and skills
 Master’s in clinical psychology with a minimum of 3 years of professional practice in a similar environment. Having a work permit from the Ministry of Public Health.
 Demonstrating professional facilitation skills and experience.
 Strong communication skills and ability to work in collaboration with different members.
 Fluent in English and Arabic (oral and written).
 Sharing of key humanitarian values with cross-cultural sensitivity.
 Experience in data gathering and analyses (Microsoft Office).