Psychiatrische Dienste Aargau AG
Windisch
Occupational Therapist 80%
- 12 November 2026
- 80%
- Windisch
About the job
Would you like to support people with multiple dependencies through occupational therapy and contribute your ideas to the further development of our services? With us, you combine work in individual and group therapies with close professional exchange in an interprofessional team. We are looking for you for our Centre for Addiction Disorders, specialising in multiple dependencies, starting 1 February 2027 as
Responsibilities
- You support mentally ill people aged 18 to 64 with multiple dependencies. Within the framework of inpatient qualified withdrawal treatment, you design occupational therapy individual and group therapies
- You align the occupational therapy treatment evidence-based and needs-oriented and document the therapeutic progress in a professionally sound manner
- You contribute your ideas and actively shape the conceptual further development of occupational therapy on the specialised ward
- You work closely within the occupational therapy and interprofessional team and jointly implement the therapeutic goals of the overall treatment
- You bring your occupational therapy perspective into interprofessional reports, team meetings and supervision or intervision sessions
Profile
- You have a completed, Switzerland-recognised degree or equivalent training in occupational therapy (BSc, FH, HF)
- You bring professional experience in a similar or comparable environment and ideally have clinical experience in the psychiatric field
- You preferably already have experience with therapeutic interventions for multiple dependencies. Even if you wish to specialise and further train in this area out of particular interest, we look forward to hearing from you
- We expect in-depth knowledge of occupational therapy models and the associated assessments
- You incorporate different perspectives and contexts into your work, act independently and are happy to contribute new ideas
Benefits
Questions about the position?
Katja Scholze
Occupational Therapist and Specialist and Team Leader for Work and Occupational Therapy