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Expertise/Professional profile/Experience:
Renate Grønvold Bugge is a qualified
psychologist; she holds a graduate degree in Psychology from the
University of Oslo, and has been an approved specialist in clinical
psychology since 1977.
She also has solid expertise in the
understanding of how groups and organisations function, which she has
developed through her many years of work with Group Relations
Conferences based on the model from the Tavistock Centre for Human
Relations, London.
Renate Grønvold Bugge – background:
Fields of experience:
For many years she has combined three main
fields: clinical practice, consultancy work and managerial positions.
This experience provides her with a unique ability to understand:
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The individual, groups and organisations
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This means that an employee’s reaction
to reorganisation processes is also seen in terms of roles and
tasks and not just assessed as a reaction generated by the
individual.
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A manager’s dilemma and opportunities
in decision-making processes.
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The importance of frameworks,
structures and efficient information and feedback routines in
order to understand processes in an organisation.
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Previous positions/Engagements:
Different managerial positions have
provided her with a broad experience in terms of interaction and
challenges in bureaucratic organisations, within the public health
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Director of the Regional Centre for
Child and Adolescence Psychiatry, Regions East and South.
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County Director of the National
Insurance Administration in Vest-Agder County.
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Head of the psychosocial programmes
organised by the Norwegian People’s Aid in Sarajevo, former
Yugoslavia.
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Professional and administrative head
of the child and adolescence psychiatry in Vest-Agder County.
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Special psychologist at the Vest-Agder
County Hospital (Emergency and Intensive Care Departments).
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Senior adviser at the National
Insurance Administration.
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Engaged by the Norwegian Red Cross for
assignments in Mozambique.
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Conference chair and participant at
several group relations conferences in Sweden, Norway, Germany and
the USA.
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Experienced lecturer at universities,
university colleges, and national and international discipline
conferences.
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Head of
psychosocial support work for bereaved people following a disaster
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The Caledonian fire, 29 September
1986
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Follow-up
of rescue personnel following the air crash at Brønnøysund in 1988
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Adviser
for corporate management following major accident
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The
Wilhelmsen shipping companies and Partnair following the Hirtshals
accident in 1989
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NSB following the Åsta train accident in 2000
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Adviser for the support group for the
bereaved following the Åsta train accident in 2000
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