Clinical Psychologist

Narayana Health; Bengaluru; On-site; INR 800,000 - 1,200,000; Full time

Job summary

Narayana Health's Mazumdar Shaw Medical Centre in Bengaluru invites applications for a full-time Clinical Psychologist to join the Clinical Psychology / Mental Health Services department. The role involves comprehensive psychological assessment, psychotherapy, risk assessment, documentation, and multidisciplinary collaboration to support patient wellbeing.

Reporting to the Clinical Director/Head of Psychology, you will conduct assessments, develop evidence-based treatment plans, provide

Job description

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Department: Clinical Psychology / Mental Health Services

Employment Type: Full-time

Location: Mazumdar Shaw Medical Centre

Reporting To: [Clinical Director / Head of Psychology / Medical Director]

Key Responsibilities

• 1. Psychological Assessment & Evaluation
  • Conduct detailed clinical interviews and mental-health assessments.
  • Assess clients presenting with emotional, behavioural, developmental, cognitive, and psychological concerns.
  • Select and administer appropriate standardized psychological tests based on the referral question and client needs.
  • Score, interpret, and document psychological test results accurately.
  • Prepare comprehensive psychological assessment reports.
  • Provide appropriate feedback and explain assessment findings to clients and caregivers in an understandable manner.
  • Identify clinical concerns and formulate cases based on assessment findings.
• 2. Psychotherapy & Psychological Interventions
  • Provide individual psychological therapy and counselling.
  • Conduct family and/or group interventions where appropriate.
  • Develop individualized treatment plans based on clinical assessment.
  • Use evidence‑based therapeutic approaches appropriate to the client’s presenting concerns and professional training.
  • Address concerns such as anxiety, depression, stress, behavioural difficulties, adjustment issues, relationship concerns, trauma‑related difficulties, and other psychological problems within the psychologist’s scope of practice.
  • Monitor treatment response and modify interventions when clinically indicated.
  • Maintain appropriate therapeutic boundaries and professional relationships.
• 3. Client & Caregiver Support
  • Provide psychoeducation regarding psychological and behavioural concerns.
  • Support clients and caregivers in understanding treatment goals and intervention strategies.
  • Provide guidance on coping strategies, behavioural management, emotional regulation, and relapse‑prevention strategies where appropriate.
  • Encourage client participation and adherence to the agreed treatment plan.
  • Maintain a respectful, non‑judgmental, and culturally sensitive approach.
• 4. Clinical Documentation
  • Maintain complete, accurate, and up‑to‑date clinical records.
  • Document assessment findings, treatment plans, progress notes, intervention outcomes, and follow‑up recommendations.
  • Prepare psychological assessment and treatment reports as required.
  • Maintain strict confidentiality of client information and clinical records.
  • Ensure documentation is completed within organizational and professional timelines.
• 5. Multidisciplinary Collaboration
  • Coordinate with psychiatrists, physicians, neurologists, paediatricians, occupational therapists, speech therapists, special educators, social workers, and other professionals as required.
  • Participate in multidisciplinary case discussions and treatment planning.
  • Communicate relevant clinical observations and treatment progress to the appropriate team members while maintaining confidentiality.
  • Refer clients to other professionals or services when their needs fall outside the psychologist’s scope of practice.
• 6. Risk Assessment & Clinical Escalation
  • Identify and appropriately respond to clinical risk concerns, including risk of self‑harm, harm to others, abuse, neglect, or significant deterioration in functioning.
  • Follow the organization’s established protocols for risk assessment, documentation, escalation, and referral.
  • Seek appropriate senior or medical support when required.
  • Maintain clear documentation of risk assessments and clinical decisions.
• 7. Follow-up & Outcome Monitoring
  • Conduct regular follow‑up sessions to evaluate client progress.
  • Monitor treatment goals and clinical outcomes.
  • Review and update treatment plans based on client response.
  • Maintain appropriate follow‑up schedules and referral recommendations.
  • Support continuity of care through appropriate communication and documentation.
• 8. Professional & Organizational Responsibilities
  • Maintain professional, ethical, and legal standards applicable to clinical psychology practice.
  • Protect client privacy and confidentiality at all times.
  • Participate in clinical meetings, supervision, training, workshops, and professional development activities.
  • Stay updated with current evidence‑based psychological assessment and intervention practices.
  • Follow organizational policies, clinical protocols, and quality standards.
  • Contribute to mental‑health awareness programs, workshops, or psychoeducation sessions when required.