Bern 65
Dipl. Nursing Specialist HF/FH – Psychiatry Depression & Anxiety 80–100% / Permanent
- 02 November 2026
- 100%
- Permanent position
- Bern 65
About the job
Introduction
Depression & Affective Disorders
Bern Region / Bern-Mittelland
Workload: 80–100%
Employment: Permanent position, unlimited
Start: Immediately or by arrangement
Do you want to develop yourself long-term in psychiatry?
For an established psychiatric institution in the Bern region, we are looking for an experienced Dipl. Nursing Specialist HF/FH for a demanding permanent position in the field of affective disorders
The focus is on supporting and caring for people with difficult-to-treat depressive illnesses during an inpatient stay
Especially exciting: We are looking for a personality who not only brings psychiatric experience but also wishes to develop professionally and specialise long-term in IPT and CBASP
Type of Work
- Professional care and support of patients with depressive illnesses
- Assuming the role of nursing key worker
- Building a professional and sustainable relationship with patients
- Active participation in the interprofessional treatment team
- Contributing your psychiatric experience to the treatment process
- Contributing to a high standard of nursing and treatment quality
- Willingness for long-term professional specialisation in IPT and CBASP
Requirements Profile
- Completed training as a Dipl. Nursing Specialist HF/FH
- Solid professional experience in psychiatry
- Interest in working with people with complex and difficult-to-treat depressive illnesses
- Willingness to specialise professionally in the long term
- Empathetic, reflective and professional attitude
- Resilience and sense of responsibility
- Enjoyment of interprofessional collaboration
What awaits you
A long-term permanent position in a specialised psychiatric environment where you can specifically apply your previous experience and simultaneously deepen your expertise
You will work with people for whom intensive, professional relationship building is an essential part of nursing care
Sounds like your next step?
Send us your current CV or your complete application dossier