Psychotherapist - Clinic Killiliisa

Inulerivik is looking for a therapist for Klinik Killiliisa

Inulerivik is seeking a psychotherapist who is a pronounced team player, ready to coordinate and develop efforts for treatment for individuals with abusive behavior towards children and young people in collaboration with the therapists at Klinik Killiliisa. We are looking for an employee who is passionate about creating positive changes in the prevention area and preferably has an interest in the field. The position is anchored in Klinik Killiliisa for individuals with sexually abusive behavior towards children and young people, where you, in collaboration with the rest of the team, will also contribute to the implementation and development of the treatment offer.

About the position

You will join a group of therapists where collaboration, transparency, and professional ethics are central elements. In the group, we value collaboration, professional ethics, and a pragmatic approach to method use. Previous psychotherapeutic experience with treating individuals who have sexually abused others is not necessarily required. It is expected that you can work independently, in a new professional area, and engage in development work and other tasks that are not necessarily traditional psychotherapeutic tasks – including meeting leadership, administrative work, teaching, and data collection. A psychologist and two therapists are employed who directly treat individuals with sexually abusive behavior; you will join the team as a therapist to conduct treatment conversations and various tasks.

The treatment center offers clinical sexological treatment, and if one does not have prior experience with, and competencies in clinical sexology, there is the opportunity for sexology-related courses and education. The implementation of the treatment offer has been done in collaboration with a sexological clinic in Denmark, which also assists with shorter educational programs, regular weekly supervision, and advice.

Your tasks will include:

• Receiving referrals
• Interdisciplinary collaboration with many professional groups
• Social work coordination tasks, e.g., network meetings
• Developing treatment plans and strategies as well as clinically relevant data and evaluation materials
• Contributing content to information and campaign strategies
• Advising and investigating resocialization mechanisms
• Various administrative tasks and network collaboration
• Conversations with relatives

We are looking for an employee who:

• Has psychotherapeutic experience
• Has an interest in preventive work.
• Is willing to share knowledge in sexological treatment as an employee.
• Has a professional interest in the field
• Is systematic and can work methodologically with data collection
• Has good collaboration skills across professional groups and sectors
• Possesses strong communication skills
• Is curious as a person and professionally
• Has knowledge of Greenlandic society and Greenlandic culture
• Is Greenlandic speaking

We offer:

• A workplace with high professionalism, as well as colleagues with good values and a strong sense of community.
• Opportunity for significant influence on daily tasks and the project as a whole.
• Good supervision opportunities both internally and externally
• Good opportunities for professional development.

About Inulerivik

Inulerivik opened on October 1, 2025, and consists of five departments: Tusaannga, the Children and Youth area, the Adult area, Klinik Killiliisa, and Qinngorneq. Tusaannga is a nationwide, anonymous telephone counseling service, while the Children and Youth area primarily handles trauma treatment in close collaboration with the country's municipalities, and the Adult area receives the majority of inquiries about treatment. Klinik Killiliisa offers treatment and counseling regarding sexually abusive behavior towards children and young people. The center also has a management team, a front office, and a secretariat that supports daily operations and services the center both internally and externally.

Salary and employment conditions

Salary and employment conditions, including the right to relocation and moving expenses, are in accordance with the applicable agreement/collective agreement between the Government of Greenland and the relevant negotiating organization at the time of commencement.

The working hours are 40 hours a week.

Further information

If you would like to know more about the position, you can contact the Center Leader at Inulerivik, Naja Lund Kielsen email: nalk@nanoq.gl, work phone: 34 60 54

Application deadline: November 24, 2026, at 12:00 (Greenlandic time)

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