Job Description

Job Purpose

We are seeking a highly qualified and compassionate

Clinical Psychologist

to provide clinical services for

both children and adults

. The role involves conducting comprehensive psychological assessments, delivering evidence-based therapeutic interventions, and supporting individuals across all developmental stages--from early childhood to adulthood and elderly populations. The ideal candidate will demonstrate strong clinical judgment, professionalism, and the ability to work within a multidisciplinary team

Duties and Responsibilities

Conduct psychological assessments, history taking, and mental status examinations for children and adults, followed by comprehensive treatment and management planning. Assess and manage a wide range of clinical conditions including developmental disorders, ADHD, anxiety, epilepsy, autism, learning difficulties (mild/moderate/severe), sensory processing disorders, behavioral and emotional difficulties, developmental delays, genetic disorders, cognitive impairment, grief and adjustment issues, health anxiety, phobias, personality disorders, and anxiety disorders. Deliver individual and group psychotherapeutic interventions using multiple evidence-based modalities such as

CBT, ACT, DBT, EMDR, MBT, mindfulness, family therapy, couple therapy, DMT, neurofeedback therapy, schema therapy, IPT, and systemic therapy

. Administer and interpret

standardized assessments

, including TVPS, Clinical Observations, DTVP-2, VMI, BOT, handwriting assessments, MAP, MABC, SPM, DAP, and Sensory Profile, ensuring accurate diagnostic formulation. Provide clear guidance, updates, and counselling to parents, guardians, families, and significant others regarding patient progress and treatment plans. Build strong therapeutic rapport with patients and apply appropriate techniques to help them develop coping skills, resolve difficulties, and achieve therapeutic goals. Prepare detailed psychological assessment reports and maintain accurate, high-quality clinical documentation in compliance with regulations and service standards. Contribute to developing clinical pathways, offer training, and provide supervision or guidance within specialised therapeutic areas when required. Stay updated with current clinical practices by participating in CPD activities, including advanced training in specialized topics such as eating disorders. Collaborate effectively with the multidisciplinary team, attend required meetings, supervision sessions, and participate in ongoing training. Refer patients to other healthcare professionals when needed and coordinate care as part of an integrated health management approach. Fulfil other related duties as assigned to support high-quality clinical service delivery.

Knowledge / Education / Skills

2 years' Psychology experience. A bachelor's degree in clinical psychology from an accredited university. DOH License / Eligibility Letter holder A master's degree in clinical psychology or a master's degree in a specific branch of counselling. Excellent verbal and written communication skills, including ability to effectively communicate with internal and external customers; Arabic & English Good computer proficiency (eg. MS Office - Word, Excel and Outlook) Certified in

ADOS

, Stanford Binet (5th Ed.), and Wechsler Achievement Tests Training in

CBT

,

ACT for Adolescence

,

Low-Intensity CBT

,

EMDR

, and

IPT

Skilled in assessing

Specific Learning Difficulties (SpLD)

Training in

Eating Disorders

(mild/moderate/severe) Certified in

MBSR/MBCT

mindfulness programs Trained in

Gottman Couples Therapy

Other relevant clinical certifications

Physical Requirements

Ability to safely and successfully perform the essential job functions; Ability to maintain regular and punctual attendance; Must be able to talk, listen and speak clearly with patients and staff; * Must be flexible with respect to working hours Updated duties and responsibilities