Clinical Psychologist Officer

International Rescue Committee Inc

Psychology degree required
2+ years psychosocial experience
Emergency humanitarian context
The International Rescue Committee seeks a Clinical Psychologist to provide individual and group psychosocial support to vulnerable populations including survivors of gender-based violence and conflict

Job Summary

  • The International Rescue Committee seeks a Clinical Psychologist to provide individual and group psychosocial support to vulnerable populations including survivors of gender-based violence and conflict.
  • Candidates must adhere to international best practices for evidence-based psychological interventions while ensuring strict confidentiality and respect for client rights.
  • The role involves developing care plans, conducting follow-up sessions, and coordinating referrals with medical, legal, and protection services within emergency humanitarian contexts.

Matching Summary

The International Rescue Committee seeks a Clinical Psychologist to provide individual and group psychosocial support to vulnerable populations including survivors of gender-based violence and conflict.

Skills & Requirements

Must-have

  • Psychology degree required
  • 2+ years psychosocial experience
  • Emergency humanitarian context
  • IASC MHPSS guidelines knowledge
  • Trauma and torture survivor support
  • Gender-based violence expertise
  • Case management and referral

Nice-to-have

  • Culturally relevant therapeutic techniques
  • Interpreter-mediated counseling skills
  • Strong report writing abilities
  • MS Office proficiency
  • Team collaboration in difficult environments
  • Positive attitude under pressure

Key Requirements

  • Professional degree in Psychology
  • Minimum 2 years clinical experience
  • Experience with displaced populations
  • 1 year NGO/humanitarian sector experience
  • Knowledge of IASC MHPSS guidelines

Work Rights

Not specified

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