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GRG Health

Clinical Psychologist

United Kingdom
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Company Description

GRG Health, part of the Growman Group of Companies, is a fast-growing healthcare research firm with offices across India, United Arab Emirates, the Philippines, Singapore, United Kingdom, and the United States. Specializing in global life sciences, GRG Health provides market intelligence through innovative, technology-driven solutions, including AI and machine learning. Supported by a team of over 300 analysts, GRG Health has garnered recognition as the "Most Innovative Healthcare Market Research Company in Asia 2020" by CEO Magazine. Dedicated to digital transformation and process optimization, GRG Health delivers cutting-edge insights to enhance healthcare services worldwide.

Role Description

This is a part-time remote role for a Clinical Psychologist at GRG Health. The Clinical Psychologist will support research initiatives by providing psychological expertise in the design, interpretation, and validation of mental health–related studies and tools. Responsibilities include:

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  • Conducting and reviewing psychological assessments
  • Contributing to the development of testing protocols
  • Offering clinical insights on mental health trends and patient experiences
  • Providing counseling-focused input for projects
  • Collaborating with cross-functional teams of analysts and researchers
  • Participating in clinical supervision or guidance for study methodologies

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The Clinical Psychologist will document findings clearly, adhere to ethical and professional standards, and maintain confidentiality in all project-related activities.

Qualifications

  • Strong foundation in Psychology and applied mental health concepts
  • Proficiency in Psychological Testing, including assessment selection, administration, and interpretation
  • Experience working in Mental Health settings, with an understanding of diverse populations and conditions
  • Background in Counseling Psychology, with skills in therapeutic communication and case conceptualization
  • Experience or interest in Clinical Supervision, mentoring, or reviewing clinical work and protocols
  • Advanced degree in Clinical Psychology or Counseling Psychology (Master’s or Doctorate) from an accredited institution
  • Relevant licensure or registration, where applicable, and adherence to professional ethical standards
  • Ability to work independently in a remote environment and collaborate effectively with multidisciplinary teams
  • Strong written and verbal communication skills, especially for clinical documentation and research reporting
  • Familiarity with healthcare or life sciences research, and comfort working with data and evidence-based practices
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Skills

Psychological Testing
Clinical Assessment
Mental Health Research
Counseling Psychology
Clinical Supervision
Case Conceptualization
Therapeutic Communication
Clinical Documentation
Research Reporting
Evidence-Based Practice

Location

United Kingdom

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