Clinical Psychologist – Trauma, Victim Protection & Legal Testimony

This full-time Clinical Psychologist position in Kenya focuses on trauma treatment, victim protection, and legal testimony for survivors of psychological distress. The role involves psychological assessments, therapy, and expert witness work in court proceedings, ensuring survivors receive tailored support and stabilization post-testimony. The position emphasizes cultural sensitivity, evidence-based treatment, and legal compliance in high-impact settings.

What it offers

• Clinical assessment and diagnosis of complex trauma, severe depression, anxiety, and related disorders among survivors.
• Individualized treatment plans aligned with migration histories, linguistic backgrounds, and cultural contexts.
• Direct survivor support in defining recovery goals and monitoring progress through structured therapy.
• Expert witness and legal testimony services, including court-readiness assessments, pre-trial preparation, and post-testimony debriefing.
• Preparation of court-admissible psychological reports and medico-legal evaluations.

Who can apply

Applicants must be a Clinical Psychologist with expertise in trauma, victim protection, and legal testimony, preferably with experience in Kenyan or refugee populations. Experience in courtroom psychology, crisis intervention, and cross-cultural therapy is highly preferred.

How to apply

• Submit a detailed CV highlighting relevant clinical and legal experience.
• Provide letters of recommendation from academic or professional sources.
• Include a cover letter explaining alignment with the role’s trauma and legal focus.
• The application must be submitted by November 13, 2026 (exact deadline provided).

Good to know

• The role is full-time and based in Kenya (KE).
• The position requires strong cultural competency and adaptability in diverse, high-stress environments.