Clinical Psychologist

Company Description Abrihot Specialized Psychological Center is an indigenous private limited company founded by a group of young Ethiopian psychologists committed to advancing psychological practice in Ethiopia. The name “Abrihot,” from Ge’ez, Amharic, and Tigrigna, reflects a vision of looking toward the future with optimism. The center focuses on improving the quality of psychological services and promoting evidence-based approaches. Abrihot also seeks to integrate and cultivate indigenous knowledge within clinical practice, creating culturally responsive and contextually relevant care for clients. Role Description This is a full-time, on-site & remote Clinical Psychologist role based in Addis Ababa. The Clinical Psychologist will conduct psychological assessments, diagnostic interviews, and evidence-based treatment planning for individuals, couples, and families. Daily responsibilities include providing individual and group therapy, maintaining accurate and confidential clinical records, and collaborating with multidisciplinary colleagues to ensure coordinated care. The role also involves psychoeducation for clients and communities, contributing to case discussions, and supporting the integration of indigenous knowledge and culturally sensitive practices into therapeutic work. The Clinical Psychologist may participate in program development, supervision of junior staff or interns, and continuous professional development activities. Qualifications Strong clinical skills in psychological assessment, diagnosis, and evidence-based intervention. Experience providing individual and group psychotherapy, with sensitivity to diverse cultural backgrounds. Ability to integrate indigenous knowledge and culturally informed approaches into clinical practice. Excellent communication, empathy, and active listening skills, with a client-centered mindset. Solid case documentation, record-keeping, and ethical decision-making skills. Master’s degree or higher in Clinical Psychology or a closely related field from an accredited institution. Relevant professional license or eligibility for licensure in Ethiopia, in accordance with local regulations. Experience working in mental health clinics, hospitals, or community settings is an advantage. Ability to work collaboratively in a multidisciplinary team and participate in supervision and training. Proficiency in English and local languages (such as Amharic) is highly beneficial.