Job Expired

company-logo

Psychosocial worker

International Medical Corps (IMC)

job-description-icon

Social Science

Psychology

Hararghe,Harar

5 years

1 Position

2023-07-12

to

2023-07-22

Required Skills
Required skills have not yet been specified for this position this job
Fields of study

Psychology

Full Time

Share

Job Description

International Medical Corps never asks job applicants for a fee, payment, or other monetary transaction. If you are asked for money in connection with this recruitment, please report to International Medical Corps at IMC website

Website for reporting misconduct: 

www.InternationalMedicalCorps.ethicspoint.com. Please do not submit your CV or application to this website, it will not be considered for review.

Main duties and responsibilities:

  • Facilitate and implement awareness-raising sessions at health centers, health posts and community levels, particularly on child development, mothering practices, mother and child interactions and breastfeeding practices.

  • Provide MHPSS for GBV survivors counselling.

  • Conduct individual support and counselling activities for the beneficiaries, according to an adapted action plan, and based on MHCP psychosocial approach of care practices.

  • Be able to assess individual child caring skills and practices of the beneficiaries, by using recommended tools, scales, and questionnaires.

  • Participate in elaborating key messages and adapting them according to the context and the target population.

  • Be able to describe IYCF project and objectives in a clear, understandable, and culturally adapted manner.

  • Supervise daily the proper transmission of project information and key messages by beneficiaries to the community, by supporting them on awareness raising methods, sense of responsibility and motivation.

  • Conduct group discussions and support groups with the beneficiaries on mental health, care practices and psychosocial issues, by using recommended guidelines and tools.

  • Conduct stimulation activities (therapeutic play sessions and others) for mothers and children according to beneficiaries needs.

  • Be able to observe, evaluate and analyze the content of a group session with an evaluation grid.

  • Ensure the follow-up and support of beneficiaries at household level, involving, when necessary, the family members.

  • Be able to adequately refer beneficiaries to existing available resources in case of need.

  • Contribute actively to nutrition services helping to identify beneficiaries’ difficulties and action plan for the follow-up.

Job Requirement

Qualification

  • Bachelor’s degree in Psychology, Mental health,

Experience

  • Minimum three to five years’ working experience.

  • NGO working experience is advantageous.

  • Knowledge of local language

How to Apply

Register using this LINK

Female candidates are highly encouraged to apply.

Only shortlisted candidates will be contacted. 

Note: IMC is equal opportunity employer and hence candidate from all background: religion, ethnic group, qualified women and people living with disabilities, etc are all encouraged to apply.

Fields Of Study

Psychology

Related Jobs

2 days left

International Rescue Committee (IRC) Ethiopia

MHPSS Manager

Manager

time-icon

Full Time

5 yrs

1 Position


Master’s Degree in Clinical Psychology, Counselling Psychology or in a related field of study with relevant work experience Duties and Responsibilities: - Ensure the effective implementation of quality MHPSS programs, aligning with donor-approved project work plans and log frames. - Conduct and utilize assessment results to develop action plan for MHPSS within the CP strategy to integrate MHPSS within Health. - Lead process for endline or annual assessments to check on quality of MHPSS integration.

Addis Ababa

3 days left

National Aviation College

Student Support Unit

Counselor

time-icon

Full Time

2 yrs

1 Position


Master's Degree in Psychology or in a related field of study with relevant work experience Duties & Responsibilites: - Provide support to students, addressing academic, personal, and social challenges they may face during their studies. - Support students transitioning to college life, particularly first-year students. - Offer guidance on time management, study skills and stress management. - Support during crises, including personal, academic, or emergency situations

Addis Ababa