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The Clinical Psychologist will conduct psychiatric interviews, collect diagnostic data, and provide various psychotherapies (individual, group, family). Responsibilities include offering counseling for marital conflicts, using behavioral methods for treatment, and planning therapy sessions. The role also involves performing psychometric testing, engaging in research to improve patient management techniques, staying current with mental health advancements, advising community organizations, and participating in psychological welfare activities. On-call duties for after-hours or weekend emergencies may be required.
Conducts psychiatric interviews and collects data for diagnostic purposes.Provides various psychotherapies, including individual, group and family therapies.Offers counseling for couples with marital conflicts.Uses behavioral methods for the treatment of children and adults and plans the frequency, intensity and duration of therapy.Performs psychometric (mental measuring) testing for diagnosis and evaluation of therapy.Engages in research and educational activities that will improve methods and
Requirements
Master's Degree in Clinical Psychology from a recognized college or university.
At least with 2 years' experience in the field of clinical psychology.
Comprehensive knowledge of medical ethics with regard to the obligation to maintain work confidentiality.
Working knowledge of intelligence, achievement, interest, personality and other psychological tests and measuring devices.
Current licensure in country of origin and with DOH license to practice in Dubai, UAE.
Excellent command of oral and written English. Knowledge of Arabic language is desirable but not essential.
Communication, interpersonal skills as applied to interaction with co-workers, superiors, patients & families.
Description
Conducts psychiatric interviews and collects data for diagnostic purposes.Provides various psychotherapies, including individual, group and family therapies.Offers counseling for couples with marital conflicts.Uses behavioral methods for the treatment of children and adults and plans the frequency, intensity and duration of therapy.Performs psychometric (mental measuring) testing for diagnosis and evaluation of therapy.Engages in research and educational activities that will improve methods and techniques for the management of emotionally disturbed patients.Keeps current with ideas in the fields of personality development and adjustment, diagnosis, treatment and prevention of mental disorders to assist in the planning of mental health progress.Provides advice to community organizations and participates in related psychological and welfare activities.Takes after hours or weekend calls as required by specific cases or in emergency situations as requested.Performs related duties as assigned by the Chief Psychiatrist.