Lyrahealth
Consultor Emocional Cognitivo-Conductual (Turno Vespertino)
Mexico City. Posted 4 months ago
The role
You will provide evidence-based psychological care to clients of Lyra Mexico and Central America. The role includes crisis intervention and short-term therapeutic work, plus administrative records of the care given on the institutional platform.
What you will do
- Provide psychological care to Lyra clients
- Deliver evidence-based interventions to help clients manage their emotional well-being
- Handle crisis intervention
- Record care provided on the institutional platform
Required qualifications
- Degree in Psychology with professional license (cédula profesional)
- High sense of punctuality and formality
- 3 years of clinical experience providing CBT and/or systemic therapy (internships and social service do not count)
- Availability for the paid training period: Tuesday to Friday 10:00 to 18:00 and Saturday 12:00 to 20:00
- Clinical focus in Cognitive-Behavioral or systemic psychology
- Mastery of crisis intervention
- Active listening and clear communication
- Excellent writing and spelling
- Proactivity and ability to work autonomously and as part of a team
Nice to have
- Experience in customer service or call center work
- Experience managing digital clinical records
- Experience in call center work or providing therapy by phone
Benefits
- Gross monthly salary registered 100% with IMSS
- Legal benefits
- Christmas bonus of 30 days (aguinaldo) after the trial period
- Grocery vouchers
- Restaurant vouchers
- Annual performance bonus
- Health plan
- Employee Assistance Program (psychological, legal, nutritional and information services)
- 4 additional personal days per semester
- Annual specialized training in clinical psychology, subject to availability
- 3 days off for marriage
- Annual school supplies allowance of $1,500 for children
Before you apply
- Paid training period of about 1 month on a set schedule is required
About the company
Lyra is a mental health benefits provider for employees, serving more than 17 million people worldwide and covering 585,000 lives in Latin America.