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Clinical Psychology Instructor (Postgraduate & Undergraduate)
National University of Singapore · Singapour
Job description
About the role
We are looking for a qualified Clinical Psychologist to join our Psychology faculty as an Instructor. The role involves teaching postgraduate and undergraduate clinical psychology courses, providing supervision, and supporting student placements.
Key responsibilities
- Deliver lectures, tutorials and co‑facilitate clinical psychology modules at both postgraduate and undergraduate levels.
- Provide individual and group clinical supervision for Master’s in Clinical Psychology students.
- Support and review masters‑level clinical placements, including mid‑placement and end‑placement evaluations.
- Participate in candidate selection, admission processes and assess case studies and other clinical assignments.
- Coordinate undergraduate clinical internships and undertake additional duties as assigned.
Required profile
- Master’s degree in Clinical Psychology.
- Minimum three years of post‑qualification clinical experience.
- Demonstrated experience working with child and/or adult clients.
- Proven ability to provide clinical supervision.
- Preferred experience in teaching or tutoring clinical psychology topics.
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National University of Singapore
Singapour
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