Clinical Psychologist

Qualifications and Requirements

• Bachelors’ degree in Clinical Psychology or any other relevant and equivalent qualification from a recognized institution.
  
• Master’s Degree in Clinical Psychology from a recognized institution will be an added advantage.
  
• Valid license and registration by the Counsellors and Psychologists Board (CPB).
  
• Proficiency in computer applications.
  
• Compliance with Chapter Six (6) of the Constitution of Kenya, 2010.
  

• Conducting client intake and comprehensive mental status examinations (MSE).
  
• Performing psychological assessments using standardized screening and diagnostic tools.
  
• Developing and reviewing individualized treatment plans based on evidencebased models.
  
• Providing therapeutic interventions to individuals and groups to address mental health concerns.
  
• Prescribing appropriate psychological interventions and making referrals where necessary.
  
• Participating in case conferences and multidisciplinary team discussions for holistic patient care.
  
• Attending ward rounds and contributing to patient management plans.
  
• Collecting and analyzing data for research and reporting purposes.
  
• Educating patients and families on mental health management and coping strategies.
  
• Any other duty as may be assigned.