Only English resumes will be considered. Location Chiang Mai, Thailand

1.KEY RESPONSIBILITIES

• To deliver a high level of case management skills of Clients accessing care within the designated village of employment.
• Production and delivery of clinical reports
• To consistently demonstrate a coherent ability to communicate effectively with family members, referral partners and loved ones.
• To act as a key liaison and primary point of contact with referrers and to comply with reporting mechanisms as required by referrers and criminal justice professionals.
• Employees are expected to be able to work both autonomously and independently and as part of a team in developing case conceptualization and case management skills.
• Employees are expected to have a high degree of time management and be punctual to all clinical engagements.
• Employees must be able to demonstrate a high level of clinical integrity and conduct their affairs with clinical probity.
• Employees must be respectful at all times and conduct themselves according to their accrediting bodies ethical framework and code of conduct.
• Employees are expected to be competent in the delivery of psychotherapeutic groups and integrative counselling models.
• Employees should have a good working knowledge of cognitive behavioural therapy principles and techniques.
• To take part in training and development and continuing professional development on a consistant basis.
• To engage in regular clinical supervision.
• To work with management to achieve all key performance indicators set down within terms and conditions or engagement.

Please note Employees must be able to demonstrate effective clinical delivery of Interpersonal Group Therapy, Cognitive behavioural Therapy and Integrative Counselling. These are deemed to be core competencies for this role. Primary clinicians should hold registration in their country of origin and be fluent and licensed to practice in English. Internationally recognized qualifications that are comparable to Masters Level are preferable, together with 5 years solid clinical experience. Failure to produce appropriate proof of current registration will lead to termination. Specialist interests are actively encouraged and our treatment program offers the flexibility for originality in treatment delivery. Delivery of specialisms must sit in line with best practice and conform to mainstream models of evidenced based practice. The Cabin seeks to maintain the highest possible standards of clinical probity and standards within its clinical staff team. A high level of ethical and clinical conduct is expected from all clinical staff. Therapists are expected to disclose any issues that may affect their ability to work within the field and must be able to demonstrate up to date accreditation and registration. Omission to disclose issues that may conflict with ethical standards and principles, current or otherwise, may lead to termination of employment.

2.REQUIRED QUALIFICATIONS

• Relevant academic qualifications at MSc or equivalent. Over 550 documented or evidenced clinical hours within an appropriate time frame to the commencement of clinical duties.
• Minimum 30 hours documented and evidenced clinical supervision within the 2 years prior to commencing clinical duties.
• Able to demonstrate high standard of clinical reporting.
• Applicants should have excellent communication and administrative abilities, with a flair for client led care delivery.
• A calm, methodical, yet dynamic approach to service delivery.
• IT skills and scheduling experience is essential.
• Training will be provided for staff.