Psychology Professional – Comas Branch

Description

Position Summary: We are seeking a psychology professional to join a multidisciplinary technical team focused on the emotional well-being of children. Key Highlights: 1. Part of a technical team dedicated to child welfare. 2. Family, child, and adolescent intervention in vulnerable populations. 3. Development of individualized programs for children and adolescents. We are currently seeking a psychology professional to join our integrated technical team comprising psychologists, social workers, educators, and nutritionists, whose work is oriented toward achieving the emotional well-being of our children. The branch where this work will be carried out is located in the district of **Comas**. Working hours are **Monday to Friday, from 9:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m.** **Professional Profile:** * Licensed Psychologist with active professional registration and licensure. * Demonstrated work experience in family, child, adolescent, and/or vulnerable population interventions. * Experience in psychological assessment of children and adolescents, as well as in drafting technically grounded psychological reports. * Evidence of ongoing professional development in topics related to childhood, family, children's rights, and intervention with socially at-risk populations. * Strong competence in behavior modification techniques. * Experience working with neurodiverse populations. * High sensitivity and social commitment. * Organizational and leadership skills. * Emotional stability, empathy, flexibility, high frustration tolerance, appropriate interpersonal relationships, assertive communication, teamwork abilities, and openness to new learning opportunities. * Proficiency in motivational and communication techniques, as well as creativity for didactic group and individual work with children. * Experience delivering training workshops for children and adults. * Proficiency in using the Windows operating system at the user level. **Specific Requirements:** * Years of experience: 1 year. **Responsibilities:** * Conduct periodic psychological assessments and reports. * Deliver workshops for residents. * Conduct psychoeducational talks with PAP staff. * Provide psychological support (not therapy) for more complex cases, according to resident conditions. * Review minors' case files. * Check the end-of-month birthday list and accompany celebrations. * Develop and implement individualized intervention programs for children and adolescents (NNA). * Monitor specific cases and provide improvement guidelines. * Facilitate active break activities for staff. * Produce a monthly bulletin board newspaper. * Update the individual work plan (psychology area). Employment Type: Full-time Salary: S/.2,000.00 per month Work Location: On-site employment