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Psychology Specialist for the Autism Centre, 80% Workload
- 21 May 2026
- 80%
- Permanent position
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Job summary
Join our team at the Autism Center, dedicated to supporting children with autism. Enjoy a collaborative and rewarding work environment.
Tasks
- Conduct assessments and support individual development for children with autism.
- Create and implement tailored support plans for therapy sessions.
- Collaborate with families and provide guidance on developmental issues.
Skills
- A recognized degree in psychology and interest in autism required.
- Open-minded, resilient personality with a team-oriented approach.
- Ability to work independently while being flexible in your role.
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About the job
What you can achieve:
- You independently conduct testing and support diagnostics and promote children on the autism spectrum in their individual development.
- You create and implement tailored support plans for individual and group therapies within the core team.
- You are an active part of a transdisciplinary team.
- You work closely with families, supporting and advising them on educational and developmental matters.
What you bring with you:
- a recognised degree in psychology
- interest in autism
- knowledge in paediatrics is desirable
What defines you:
- You are an open and resilient personality.
- You enjoy working in a team.
- You are accustomed to working independently.
- You bring great flexibility.
What you can look forward to:
- a thorough introduction to your area of responsibility
- a responsible and challenging role
- collaboration in a highly motivated team
- excellent further training opportunities in the field of autism
We only accept online applications.
For further information about this position, please contact Dr Bettina Tillmann, Head of the Autism Centre, Email: bettina.tillmann@gsr.ch
Since 2008, the Autism Centre (AZ) of the GSR (www.gsr.ch) has been supporting children on the autism spectrum (ASS) in the preschool area up to kindergarten enrolment in an intensive setting. Transdisciplinary work with specialists in remedial early education, speech therapy, occupational therapy, as well as complementary day structure+ is highly valued. Since 2014, the AZ has been recognised by the Federal Social Insurance Office for the implementation of intensive early intervention (IFI) in early childhood autism. In addition to the core business of IFI, the AZ offers a variety of autism-specific further training courses.
