Female Psychologist – Mosul & Jaddah Camps -(NWA/015)

  All INTERSOS employees are expected to perform their roles and responsibilities according to������the������INTERSOS charter������of values,������code of ethics, PSEA and Child Protection policies. The job description is mandatory for all positions������within������INTERSOS and shall be signed by������the������employee within the first week of employment.
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Purpose/objective of the position:
The Psychologist is responsible������for providing������specialized services and individual psychological support for������people with moderate to severe mental������or emotional disorders������in the different areas of intervention.������In addition, the psychologist provides technical support������to protection staff to implement sound������psychosocial support������(PSS)������activities.
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Generic Duties:
Assist������beneficiaries������with identified mental������or emotional������disorders������that were������referred by Case������Managers/Workers������or������external������agencies;
Conduct case-by-case nedividual assistance plans and������conduct psychological counselling������utilizing various������techniques;
Document������progress on cases,������maintaining strict protocols for confidentiality and consent;
Provide group and individual counselling sessions, according to identified needs;
Facilitate internal trainings to������other Protection staff������on the provision of basic psychosocial counselling������as part������of case management;
Facilitate trainings������for������internal������outreach staff and partners������working in the communities������on������psychosocial first aid (PFA);
Strengthen community based psychosocial support and peer support group activities;
Provide input and evidence on key protection risks and concerns for awareness sessions and������information dissemination by outreach team;
Work in������close������collaboration with technical staff (Protection������Manager������and������MHPSS Officer) for������the development of the project���������s������overall������PSS component;
Provideut all tasks respecting key protection principles, including but not limited to: do no harm, non-discrimination, confidentiality and accountability and need-to-know principles.

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Specific Duties:
(Can be adapted to the particularities of the job location and the requirement of the specific project, but should be approved by the Protection Coordinator before advertising the vacancy Person Specification:
Education������and professional experience:
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University Degree in Psychology;
Relevant work experience������as������a������clinical psychologist;
Strong������knowledge of������psycho-social programming in the humanitarian context.
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Competencies:������(Knowledge, Skills & Abilities)
Computer literacy (Word, Excel)
Confidentiality, respect and non-discriminatory attitude
Strong technical knowledge in protection and psycho-social support
Ability to train������people and build their knowledge and skills
Good interpersonal and communication skills
Good������analytical and������reporting skills
Ability to show empathy
Ability to work under pressure
Fluency in������Arabic������and Kurdish������(written an HOW TO APPLY
INTERSOS is an equal opportunity employer and reserves the right for everyone to apply to its vacancies without any discrimination.
For those interested and meet the required criteria, please click������HERE������to apply.
Kindly note that:

Only short-listed candidates will be contacted.
Your resume must be uploaded in PDF format.
INTERSOS is reviewing applications on a rolling basis, and we reserve the right to close the vacancy before the mentioned closing date.
The preference will be given to qualified candidates from the recruitment area.

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