Senior Psychologist

Company Description LLSC (Language & Listening Stimulation Center) is a specialized medical center providing rehabilitative, counseling, and advisory services for children and adults facing challenges in communication, language, and behavior. Established in 2011 in Saudi Arabia by auditory-verbal specialist Rana Mirza in partnership with Ratiba Sernivan, the center operates with strategic collaborations with global experts. LLSC is recognized as the first center in the Kingdom to implement a “Journey Sharing” program with families, ensuring active caregiver involvement throughout treatment. The center offers a wide range of services, including speech and language therapy, stuttering interventions, voice disorder treatment, auditory-verbal rehabilitation, learning difficulties support, behavior modification, psychological services, intelligence and hyperactivity assessments, psychological counseling, and early skills preparation programs. Role Description The Senior Psychologist is a full-time, on-site role based in Jeddah. The individual in this position will conduct comprehensive psychological assessments, provide evidence-based individual and group counseling, and develop treatment plans for children and adults with communication, behavioral, and emotional challenges. Daily responsibilities include coordinating care with speech and auditory specialists, collaborating with families through the “Journey Sharing” program, and maintaining accurate clinical documentation and reports. The Senior Psychologist will also contribute to case conferences, support early intervention and behavior modification programs, provide psychoeducation to caregivers, and participate in continuous service improvement and professional development initiatives. Qualifications • Strong foundation in Psychology and Mental Health, with the ability to work with diverse age groups and presenting issues. • Competence in Counseling and Psychological Assessment, including the use of standardized tools for intelligence, behavioral, and developmental evaluations. • Relevant knowledge of Medicine as it relates to mental health, neurodevelopmental conditions, and interdisciplinary care. • Advanced degree in Psychology (Clinical, Counseling, or Educational) or a closely related field; eligibility for local professional licensing or registration. • Several years of clinical experience, preferably in pediatric, neurodevelopmental, or rehabilitation settings. • Experience working in multidisciplinary teams and collaborating with families and caregivers. • Strong communication skills in both clinical documentation and family counseling; Arabic language proficiency and good English skills are highly beneficial. • Commitment to ethical practice, cultural sensitivity, confidentiality, and ongoing professional development.

Advanced degree in Psychology (Clinical, Counseling, or Educational) or a closely related field; eligibility for local professional licensing or registration. Several years of clinical experience, preferably in pediatric, neurodevelopmental, or rehabilitation settings. Experience working in multidisciplinary teams and collaborating with families and caregivers. Strong communication skills in both clinical documentation and family counseling; Arabic language proficiency and good English skills are highly beneficial. Commitment to ethical practice, cultural sensitivity, confidentiality, and ongoing professional development.

Conduct comprehensive psychological assessments; provide evidence-based individual and group counseling; develop treatment plans for children and adults with communication, behavioral, and emotional challenges. Coordinate care with speech and auditory specialists; collaborate with families through the “Journey Sharing” program; maintain accurate clinical documentation and reports. Contribute to case conferences; support early intervention and behavior modification programs; provide psychoeducation to caregivers; participate in continuous service improvement and professional development initiatives.