Psykolog til visitation af seksualkriminelle

This role involves working as a psychologist specializing in the assessment and screening of sexual offenders. Key competencies include expertise in psychological evaluation methods, risk assessment tools, and understanding of sexual offending behavior. The position requires strong knowledge of forensic psychology principles, ethical standards, and confidentiality protocols. Experience in conducting clinical interviews, administering and interpreting psychological tests, and formulating treatment or management recommendations is essential. The psychologist must be skilled in multidisciplinary collaboration, often working with legal, social, and correctional professionals to inform decisions regarding offender management and rehabilitation. Familiarity with relevant legislation and guidelines governing the treatment and monitoring of sexual offenders is important. Strong communication skills are necessary to document findings clearly and to provide expert input in case discussions or court settings. While specific experience and education levels are not detailed, the role typically demands advanced education in psychology, such as a master's or doctoral degree, and specialized training or experience in forensic or clinical psychology related to sexual offenses. The psychologist should also demonstrate the ability to handle sensitive and challenging cases with professionalism and empathy, maintaining objectivity and adherence to best practices in psychological assessment.