Child Psychologist

Hoola Health (Prev. BabyMD); Bengaluru; On-site; INR 800,000 - 1,200,000; Full time

Job summary

Hoola Health in Bengaluru is seeking a licensed Child Psychologist to provide on-site, full-time mental health care for children and adolescents. You will design treatment plans, conduct assessments, and deliver individual and family therapy, collaborating with pediatricians to ensure child-centered care and clear communication with parents.

This role requires trauma-informed, culturally sensitive practice in a busy clinic.

Qualifications

• Strong foundation in Psychology and Mental Health, with experience in child and adolescent care.
• Proficiency in Psychological Testing and assessment methods relevant to pediatric populations.
• Training or experience in Family Therapy, including work with caregivers and multi-generational dynamics.
• Background in Medicine or close collaboration with medical teams, particularly in pediatric settings.
• Advanced degree in Clinical Psychology, Child Psychology, Psychiatry, or a closely related field; appropriate professional licensure.
• Ability to communicate complex concepts in clear, jargon-free language to children and caregivers.
• Demonstrated skills in trauma-informed, culturally sensitive, and non-judgmental practice.
• Comfort working on-site in a busy clinical environment and collaborating in multidisciplinary teams.

Responsibilities

• Conduct psychological assessments.
• Design treatment plans for children and adolescents.
• Deliver individual and family therapy sessions.
• Collaborate with pediatricians for integrated care.
• Document clinical findings and maintain records.

Skills

Child Psychology

Psychological Testing

Family Therapy

Pediatric Collaboration

Communication

Education

Advanced degree in Clinical Psychology, Child Psychology, Psychiatry, or closely related field

Job description

Company Description

Hoola Health (prev. BabyMD) is a pediatric care provider built to make healthcare less clinical, less intimidating, and more human for children and their families. Evolving from a focus on infants to supporting kids of all ages and their caregivers, Hoola Health designs OPDs, vaccination experiences, and therapy services that fit into real family life. The clinics are child-friendly spaces that reduce anxiety and fear, while enabling open, jargon-free conversations between healthcare professionals and parents. With a strong emphasis on collaborative, child-first care, Hoola Health positions itself as a parenting partner focused on practical support rather than prescriptive advice.

Role Description

The Child Psychologist will provide on-site, full-time mental health care at Hoola Health’s clinic in Bengaluru, working with children and adolescents across a range of developmental stages and emotional needs. Day-to-day responsibilities include conducting psychological assessments, designing treatment plans, and delivering individual and family therapy sessions that fit into the realities of family life. The role involves close collaboration with pediatricians and other clinicians to ensure integrated, child-centered care, as well as clear, empathetic communication with parents and caregivers. The Child Psychologist will document clinical findings, maintain accurate records, participate in case discussions, and contribute to creating a safe, welcoming environment that supports both kids and families.

Qualifications

• Strong foundation in Psychology and Mental Health, with experience in child and adolescent care.
• Proficiency in Psychological Testing and assessment methods relevant to pediatric populations.
• Training or experience in Family Therapy, including work with caregivers and multi-generational dynamics.
• Background in Medicine or close collaboration with medical teams, particularly in pediatric settings.
• Advanced degree in Clinical Psychology, Child Psychology, Psychiatry, or a closely related field; appropriate professional licensure or registration.
• Ability to communicate complex concepts in clear, jargon-free language to children and caregivers.
• Demonstrated skills in trauma-informed, culturally sensitive, and non-judgmental practice.
• Comfort working on-site in a busy clinical environment and collaborating in multidisciplinary teams.