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DIPLOMA

  • 5 Years university studies plus clinical trainings are the minimum requirements
  • Master level degree (France's DESS or Masters II) or equivalent in clinical psycholog
  • clinical trans-cultural training is an asset

EXPERIENCE

  • Minimum of 2 years (excluding internships) of full-time therapeutic work in diversified professional clinical settings. Only experience subsequent to obtaining the diploma and directly involving patient therapy will be counted in this minimum duration.
  • clinical training or experience in adults is mandatory, and with babies, children and adolescents is an asset
  • clinical training or experience in trauma
  • clinical training or experience in addictology, palliative care and oncology is an asset
  • management or training experience preferred

AVAILABILITY

  • 6 months minimum

LANGUAGES

  • english proficiency (B2 level) mandatory
  • literate in Arabic or French is considered an asset

SKILLS

  • mastery of IT tools for team and data management
  • ready to work within multi-cultural, multi-disciplinary team
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We offer diverse psychology and psychiatry activities depending on programme types and contexts: programmes integrated into hospital activities, psychiatric and psychological consultations, programmes offering specific care for trauma (conflicts, sexual violence) and certain diseases (tuberculosis, AIDS) or under-aged children.

Activities

Generally speaking the work is mostly clinical. It also calls for local team coordination and training via mentorship and support. Ready to work within multi-cultural, multi-disciplinary teams. In most programmes, local teams (usually psychologists) ensure the continuity of care. Expatriates are in charge of:

  • providing individual clinical consultations, psychological,
  • participating or organising the group's therapeutic or psycho-pedagogical activities,
  • supporting the programme and the team by suggesting improvements in line with MSF's objectives and strategies
  • coordinating the team's efforts by developing and/or improving working tools if required
  • identifying national staff training needs and organising sessions in the areas identified
  • organising patient referrals to adequate local facilities if needed

Often mental health teams are composed of a pair psychologist / psychiatrist. These activities are only examples and obviously depend on the missions.

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