Psychologist

Key Responsibilities

A. Program Planning and Implementation

• Plan and implement the Pediatric Psycho-Oncology Program (PPOP).
• Support in developing protocols, policies, and administrative frameworks.
• Coordinate psychological services in hospitals, clinics, and through tele-consultation.

B. Psychological Services

• Conduct face-to-face, online, and telephonic psychological intervention clinics.
• Administer psychological assessments using psychometric tools, interviews, and observations.
• Provide therapy and counseling across treatment phases (diagnosis, treatment, relapse, palliative, bereavement).
• Develop individualized treatment plans and monitor patient progress.
• Provide follow-ups, make referrals, and coordinate with multidisciplinary teams.

C. Group and Expressive Therapies

• Conduct Sharing & Caring Sessions with parents and medical teams.
• Implement expressive therapies (play, art, music, storytelling, relaxation, clown therapy).
• Lead procedural pain interventions using non-pharmacological approaches.

D. Child Life Interventions

• Promote child-friendly environments, libraries, and wish-granting activities.

E. Patient & Parent Psycho-Education

• Organize sessions on stress management, behavioral challenges, and coping mechanisms.

Requirements

Required Qualifications and Skills:

Education: MA in Psychology

Experience: 1–3 years in clinical, counseling, or pediatric psychology (preferably in a healthcare or NGO setting)

Skills & Competencies:

·        People Skills: Strong counseling, interpersonal, and communication skills; team player.

·        Process Management: Understanding of healthcare systems and psychological diagnostic tools.

·        Change Management: Dynamic, flexible, results-oriented with leadership qualities.

·        Experience in expressive therapies, group work, and psychological assessments.

·        Proficiency in documentation and case reporting.

·        Ability to work in multi-disciplinary teams and handle sensitive issues.