Specialist Psychologist for Neuropsychology FSP / Federally Recognised Neuropsychologist EAN

About the job

Specialist Psychologist for Neuropsychology FSP / Federally Recognised Neuropsychologist EAN

60-100%, from 01.07.2026 or by arrangement

Your Work Environment

With over 1000 employees, the University Geriatric Medicine FELIX PLATTER is one of the leading institutions in Switzerland for geriatric medicine, psychiatry and rehabilitation. With us, the highest medical competence and genuine empathy come together – become part of our dedicated team!

The Memory Clinic, which focuses on early diagnosis and rare forms of dementia, is one of the largest departments of its kind in Switzerland and is distinguished both by its broad clinical offering and its activities in teaching and research.

Your Tasks

Neuropsychological diagnostics of outpatient adult patients with a focus on neurodegenerative diseases

Handling a wide range of issues within the interdisciplinary team (geriatric psychiatry, geriatrics, neurology, neuropsychology)

Interdisciplinary radiology report for discussing imaging findings, interdisciplinary diagnosis and formulation of therapy recommendations

Feedback of examination results and therapy recommendations to patients and relatives within the framework of diagnostic discussions

Independent drafting of detailed neuropsychological examination reports

Maintaining contacts with referring specialists as well as involved institutions from medical and psychosocial fields

What We Offer

• Challenging, varied work in the field of neuropsychological diagnostics for adults
• Academic environment with the opportunity to actively contribute
• Internal team intervision
• Opportunity to supervise assistant neuropsychologists
• Cross-disciplinary training offerings
• Opportunity to help shape the development of the department with your own ideas

Your Profile

Specialist title in neuropsychology (FSP or EAN) or in very advanced training

Solid, advanced knowledge in neuropsychological diagnostics for adults, especially in neurodegenerative diseases

Independent, solution-oriented and efficient working style, high resilience, flexibility, social competence and ability to work in a team

Enjoyment of interdisciplinary collaboration and interest in clinical work with adults suffering from cognitive impairments

Understanding of Swiss German and very good knowledge of the German language, spoken and written

Advanced foreign language skills are an advantage