Psychologist or Neuropsychologist 60-80% (m/f/d)

About the job

Luzerner Psychiatrie AG is a teaching hospital of the University of Lucerne and is represented with its services at various locations in the canton of Lucerne and in Sarnen, canton of Obwalden. Over 1600 employees from various professional groups and specialist areas are committed to the well-being of patients with empathy and expertise. The services are aimed at children, adolescents and adults up to old age.
Psychologist or Neuropsychologist 60-80% (m/f/d)

• Shape from the ground up - You help to build the day clinic: from concepts to processes to creating a therapeutic space that combines work ability and mental health.
• In-depth diagnostics & therapy – You conduct integrated psychiatric-psychotherapeutic assessments, create individual treatment plans and accompany patients on their path to reintegration.
• Neuropsychological assessments with foresight – You carry out standardised tests (e.g. on attention, memory, executive functions) to derive concrete recommendations: What cognitive strengths does the patient have? Where are adjustments needed in the work setting? How can the transition to work succeed?
• Documentation – You maintain medical records and write reports that are not only formally correct but clearly and understandably present therapeutic progress and goals.
• Design interfaces – You work closely with occupational therapists, social services, employers and relatives.
• Lead groups, empower people - Whether skill training, social competence training or work-related activities: the groups aim to promote capability and self-confidence.
• Research & teaching – You participate in case discussions, supervisions and academic projects.

• Professional expertise – A completed degree in psychology (Master’s or equivalent) and ideally a completed or advanced psychotherapeutic training.
• Clinical experience – Professional experience in outpatient or day clinic settings – you know the challenges and understand how to structure and target therapeutic processes.
• Linguistic proficiency – Very good German skills are essential for documentation and communication.
• Pragmatic solution orientation – You think in solutions, not problems. You find creative ways even when the conditions are complex.
• Team player with foresight – You enjoy interdisciplinary work, appreciate collegial exchange and want to help shape conceptual work.
• Commitment to innovation – You are interested in new methods and eager to question and improve existing structures.