Clinical Psychologist

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• Welcoming clients and offering counseling to clients before screening for sexually transmitted diseases including HIV/AIDS, and providing appropriate support to victims of unsafe abortion, victims of gender-based violence and sexual violence… • Contribute to the development of awareness-raising tools, organize and lead awareness campaigns on Sexual and Reproductive Health and Rights, including the celebration of international days on SRHR; • Coordinate the data collection and compilation process, perform related analyses and interpretations, and produce periodic reports as well as success stories for the reporting period; • Prepare reports on cases treated and/or referred in the field of counseling, psychiatric and psychosocial care and make recommendations to the appropriate people for follow-up; • Contribute to the supervision of the multidisciplinary team of the SDSR project, represent the organization when needed, and replace the project coordinator in her absence; • Facilitate the administrative and logistical procedures of the activities in coordination with the project’s administrative team • Contribute to the effective management of the budget allocated to the project; • Working closely with the legal consultant; • Collaborating with other public and private institutions working in the field of SRHR • Provide daily support within the project team for prevention, stress management and develop a spirit of mutual support among staff; • Perform other tasks assigned by his supervisor related to his skills. • Possession of a university degree (minimum A0) in clinical psychology and mental health; • Five years of professional experience in the field of SRHR and services related to sexual violence and gender-based violence is a great asset; • Experience working with adolescents at the community level is a major asset; • Experience in providing support to victims of gender-based and sexual violence;