Luzerner Psychiatrie AG
Luzern
Psychology Intern (m/f/d) 80%
- 10 November 2026
- 80%
- Luzern
Job summary
Luzerner Psychiatrie AG is a teaching hospital of University of Lucerne. Join a supportive work environment with over 1600 dedicated staff across various fields.
Tasks
- Participate in diagnostic and psychotherapeutic conversations.
- Assist in conducting psychological assessments.
- Engage in interdisciplinary case discussions and documentation.
Skills
- Advanced psychology studies with a focus on clinical psychology.
- Strong communication and teamwork skills are essential.
- Ability to document and report findings accurately.
Is this helpful?
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 with empathy and competence to the well-being of patients. The services are aimed at children, adolescents and adults up to old age.
Psychology Intern (m/f/d) 80%
Your tasks
- Participation in diagnostic and psychotherapeutic conversations
- Collaboration in the implementation of psychological assessments
- Participation in interdisciplinary case discussions
- Recording of conversations and drafting of reports
Your profile
- Advanced psychology studies with a major in clinical psychology
Benefits
- Pleasant working atmosphere
- Collegial team
- Support by specialists
- Advantageous social benefits (coverage of the daily sickness allowance premium and 2/3 of the pension fund premium)
- 6 weeks holiday
Contact
Would you like more detailed information about this position?
Matthias Boss, Head of Day Clinic/Lead Psychologist T 058 856 67 23, looks forward to hearing from you.
About Luzerner Psychiatrie AG
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 with empathy and competence to the well-being of patients. The services are aimed at children, adolescents and adults up to old age.
