Psykologer med lyst til tværfagligt samarbejde omkring børn og unge herunder med særlige behov til Børne- og Ungdomsforvaltni...

This mid-level psychologist role requires a master's degree and approximately 40 points of relevant experience, indicating a solid foundation in psychological theory and practice. The position focuses on interdisciplinary collaboration, specifically working with children and adolescents, including those with special needs. Key competencies include conducting psychological assessments, developing tailored intervention plans, and participating in multidisciplinary teams to support the holistic development and well-being of young clients. Strong communication and teamwork skills are essential to effectively coordinate with educators, healthcare professionals, and social workers. The role demands sensitivity to diverse developmental, emotional, and behavioral challenges faced by children and youth, as well as the ability to adapt evidence-based psychological methods to individual cases. Experience in both clinical and community settings is valuable, alongside a commitment to ethical practice and ongoing professional development. Overall, the ideal candidate will demonstrate expertise in child and adolescent psychology, proficiency in collaborative approaches, and a passion for supporting vulnerable populations through integrated care models.