As a Clinical Psychologist, you will need to master following:

• accept own accountability
• advise on healthcare users' informed consent
• apply clinical psychological treatment
• apply context specific clinical competences
• apply psychological intervention strategies
• assess healthcare users' risk for harm
• clinical psychological treatment
• clinical reports
• comply with quality standards related to healthcare practice
• conditions for professional practice of clinical psychology
• conduct psychological assessement
• contribute to continuity of health care
• creation of clinical psychological opinions
• decide upon a psychotherapeutic approach
• diagnose mental disorders
• diagnosis of mental health issues
• drug interaction management
• emergency psychology
• employ cognitive behaviour treatment techniques
• ensure safety of healthcare users
• evaluate clinical psychological measures
• evaluation of psychological performance
• expert services in clinical psychology
• formulate a case conceptualisation model for therapy
• handle patient trauma
• health psychology
• help healthcare users develop social perceptiveness
• history of patient's psychotherapeutic problems
• identify mental health issues
• manage psychotherapeutic relationships
• methods of differential diagnosis
• monitor therapeutic progress
• multi-professional cooperation in health care
• organise relapse prevention
• perform therapy sessions
• promote inclusion
• promote mental health
• promote psycho-social education
• provide a psychotherapeutic environment
• provide clinical psychological assessment
• provide clinical psychological expert opinions
• provide clinical psychological support in crisis situations
• provide psychological interventions to chronically ill persons
• provide strategies of differential diagnosis
• psychological healthcare services
• psychological interventions
• psychopathology
• psychopharmacology
• record healthcare users' progress related to treatment
• record the outcome of psychotherapy
• refer healthcare users
• respond to healthcare users' extreme emotions
• support patients to understand their conditions
• therapy in health care
• use clinical assessment techniques
• use e-health and mobile health technologies
• use psychotherapeutic interventions
• use techniques to increase patients' motivation
• work in multidisciplinary health teams
• work on psychosomatic issues
• work with patterns of psychological behaviour

More generally, a clinical psychologist is also versed in:

• adhere to organisational guidelines
• apply organisational techniques
• comply with legislation related to health care
• conduct psychological research
• consultation
• counsel clients
• counselling methods
• crisis intervention
• deal with emergency care situations
• develop a collaborative therapeutic relationship
• educate on the prevention of illness
• empathise with the healthcare user
• first aid
• follow clinical guidelines
• health care occupation-specific ethics
• inform policy makers on health-related challenges
• interact with healthcare users
• interpret psychological tests
• listen actively
• manage healthcare users' data
• neurology
• primary care
• provide clinical psychological counselling
• provide health education
• provide testimony in court hearings
• psychiatry
• psychological diagnostics
• psychological treatment measures
• psychology
• respond to changing situations in health care
• test for behavioural patterns
• test for emotional patterns
• work in a multicultural environment in health care

It also helps to know the following:

• apply caseload management
• apply hypno-psychotherapy
• apply psychoanalysis
• apply systemic therapy
• prescribe medication
• provide treatment strategies for challenges to human health
• psychosomatics
• work on the effects of abuse
• work with healthcare users under medication
• work with healthcare users' social network
• ensure proper appointment administration
• use foreign languages for health-related research
• use foreign languages in patient care