Psychologist

Responsibilities:

The Psychologist will provide Psychological Support to most critical identified cases by the Sexual and Gender Based Violence (SGBV) case workers promoting an integrative and holistic survivor centered approach.

Assist the SGBV/ GBV case workers in the detection of most vulnerable cases.

Provide case management service to all cases

Report & produce and maintain accurate records and follow up action plans of the beneficiaries (cases files and technical reports must be archived in locked and secure location, access to them should be restricted only to relevant, authorized SGBV/GBV project staff)

Psychologist will provide assistance to SGBV/GBV case workers when needed

Developing a consistent and acceptable treatment plan with clear objectives

Provision of a structured clinical assessments and clear case formulation,

Recognize mental health priority conditions.

To develop a consistent and acceptable treatment plan with clear objectives.

Identify cases requiring psychiatric mental health services and refer to the appropriate actors. Coordinate with these service providers to adapt the therapeutic plan of the client accordingly

Experience providing clinical supervision or leading trainings is a plus

Monitoring and evaluating the psychological progress of the client

Knowledge about the predictable stresses of humanitarian aid work and the policies and practices needed to mitigate them.

Be available to participate in meetings at RDFL centers or other 

Participate to case management meetings at RDFL centers

Meets with other project staff when required.

Participate in trainings and workshops

Qualifications

- A University degree in psychology or psychotherapy

- Must be registered Psychologist

-2 to 5 years work experience in the NGO sector
- Strong organizational skills;
- Strong interpersonal skill and communication skills;
- Knowledge of English;
- Good computer skills (word, excel…)