Development Psychologist

Role of Developmental Psychologist Primary Job Profile :

The developmental psychologist will work closely with children having Neurodevelopmental Disorders (NDDs) to support their overall developmental progress.

Key Responsibilities :

Assess and enhance social, communication, and language skills through structured and play-based interventions.

Design and implement individualized developmental programs to address milestone delays.

Conduct parent training sessions to help caregivers understand and support their child’s needs.

Use play as a therapeutic medium to promote emotional, cognitive, and behavioral development.

Collaborate with a multidisciplinary team (special educators, speech therapists, occupational therapists, etc.) for holistic intervention.

Preferred Candidate Profile :

Hands-on experience working in-person with children and adolescents in developmental, clinical, or school settings.

Strong understanding of child development, behavior regulation, and family dynamics .

Compassionate, patient, and able to engage children through play and communication.

Qualifications :

Minimum Master’s degree in Psychology (Clinical, Counselling, or Child Psychology preferred).

Open to learning, growth, and multidisciplinary collaboration .

Passionate about working with children and making a meaningful impact in their developmental journey.