Project Technical Support-III [Clinical Psychologist]

Responsibilities
Conduct developmental, cognitive, behavioural and adaptive functioning assessments of high-risk infants and children using age-appropriate, standardised tools.
Administer, score and interpret psychometric tests within the scope of professional training and certification.
Identify developmental delays and behavioural concerns, and facilitate referral for early intervention or specialist evaluation.
Prepare clear assessment reports and maintain accurate records of assessments and follow-up visits.
Explain assessment findings to parents and provide guidance on developmental stimulation and appropriate support at home.
Coordinate with the multidisciplinary team for follow-up, intervention planning and monitoring developmental progress.
Support research activities through standardised assessments, accurate data entry and quality checks.
Qualifications
Essential Qualification:
MA/ M.Phil in Psychology/ Clinical Psychology or MA/ M.Phil in Rehabilitation Psychology or Diploma in Rehabilitation Psychology or equivalent qualification.
Desirable:
Advanced education (Master's/Doctorate in Psychology), specialised training in psychometric testing, and specific training in child-focused tools (e.g., DASII, BSID, WISC-V, VABS, WIPPSI), RCI Certified, and experience in conducting child assessments.
Experience:
At least one year of experience working in the field with developmental assessments of high-risk children.
Salary: 28,000/- + 30% HRA = 36,400/- Per Month.
Age: Less than 35 years

Work arrangement
No