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Clinical psychologist providing psychosocial support in humanitarian settings. United States. Spanish required.
Join International Rescue Committee as a Clinical Psychologist Officer – Humanitarian in United States.
Apply to join International Rescue Committee as a Clinical Psychologist Officer – Humanitarian.
The officer will provide direct individual and group psychosocial support to vulnerable populations, including survivors of gender-based violence, ensuring services are adapted to specific needs and managing necessary referrals and follow-ups. Responsibilities also include adhering to international best practices for evidence-based psychological interventions, maintaining client confidentiality, and developing culturally appropriate care plans.
Candidates must hold a degree in Psychology with over 2 years of experience in the psychosocial area, including indispensable knowledge of clinical and psychotherapeutic fields. Essential requirements include experience providing psychological interventions to mobile populations, knowledge of IASC guidelines for MHPSS in emergencies, and experience working in humanitarian contexts or NGOs for at least one year.
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