Senior Psychologist

About LLSC

LLSC (Language & Listening Stimulation Center) is a dedicated medical facility founded in 2011 in Saudi Arabia by auditory-verbal specialist Rana Mirza alongside Ratiba Sernivan. The center focuses on providing rehabilitation, counseling, and advisory services to both children and adults experiencing difficulties in communication, language, and behavioral domains. It operates through strategic partnerships with international experts and is recognized for pioneering the “Journey Sharing” program in the Kingdom, which involves active family participation during treatment.

Services offered include but are not limited to speech and language therapy, interventions for stuttering, treatments for voice disorders, auditory-verbal rehabilitation, support for learning difficulties, behavior modification, psychological assessments, intelligence and hyperactivity evaluations, psychological counseling, and programs aimed at early skills development.

Role Summary

The Senior Psychologist role is a full-time, onsite position based in Jeddah. The professional will be responsible for conducting thorough psychological evaluations and delivering evidence-based counseling both one-on-one and in groups. They will craft detailed treatment plans addressing communication, behavioral, and emotional issues among diverse age groups. Key duties involve collaborating with speech and auditory specialists, engaging families through the “Journey Sharing” program, and ensuring precise clinical documentation and reporting.

This role also encompasses active participation in case discussions, contributing to early intervention and behavior change programs, providing caregiver psychoeducation, and engaging in activities aimed at service enhancement and professional growth.

Qualifications & Experience

• Solid academic background in Psychology and Mental Health, with the capability to address a wide range of client ages and presenting problems.
• Proficiency in counseling techniques and conducting psychological evaluations utilizing standardized intelligence, behavioral, and developmental assessment tools.
• Understanding of medical aspects related to mental health, neurodevelopmental disorders, and interdisciplinary treatment approaches.
• Possession of an advanced degree in Clinical, Counseling, or Educational Psychology or a closely related discipline, with eligibility for licensing or professional registration within the local jurisdiction.
• Several years of clinical practice, ideally focused on pediatric populations, neurodevelopmental disorders, or rehabilitation contexts.
• Experience collaborating within multidisciplinary teams and providing support to families and caregivers.
• Effective communication skills for clinical reporting and family engagement; proficiency in Arabic is essential while good command of English is advantageous.
• Dedication to ethical standards, cultural respect, client confidentiality, and continuous professional advancement.