Day Center Psychologist
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“Child, Family, Society” NGO announces a vacancy for a Day Center Psychologist position. If you want to work with children and persons with disabilities, be a part of an multidisciplinary team and participate in their development and support, join us.
Key Responsibilities: - Initial psychological assessment of beneficiaries and identification of needs - Participation in the development and implementation of individual service/development plans - Conducting individual and group work with beneficiaries - Monitoring beneficiaries' progress and producing relevant documentation - Providing consultations to parents and legal representatives when needed - Active collaboration (support and monitoring) with the multidisciplinary team - Participation in the beneficiaries' assessment and reassessment process - Preparation of monthly reports and program-related documentation
Qualification Requirements: - Higher education in Psychology - Experience working with children - Experience working with people with disabilities will be considered an advantage - Knowledge of psychological assessment and intervention methods - Basic knowledge of MS Office
Personal Qualities: - High sense of responsibility - Effective communication and teamwork skills - Empathy and adherence to professional ethics - Organizational skills and ability to manage time effectively - Desire for professional development
Working Conditions: Working schedule: Monday - Friday, 10:00 - 18:00 Workplace: Tbilisi Remuneration: dependent on experience
Interested individuals, please send your resume to: In the subject line, please indicate: “Day Center Psychologist”
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