skills in negotiation with institutional partners and stakeholders

Class and annual salary (including 13th month):

15,113,754.-- / 184,154.--

Tasks:

• manage the cantonal sociopsychiatric organization (OSC), ensuring the coordination of administrative management and human, financial, logistical, and technical resources
• ensure relations with other cantonal administration services, institutional and operational partners as well as with inter-cantonal and federal bodies
• support the Division and Department Management in current management, project development, and document preparation, including sociopsychiatric planning and responses to parliamentary acts
• represent the OSC to third parties and the media

Requirements:

• Bachelor + Master or degree preferably in economics, law, or social sciences, or experience that can attest to equivalence
• proven experience in a managerial position managing complex systems and a significant number of employees with diverse training and skills
• leadership and coordination skills for multidisciplinary teams
• skills in negotiation with institutional partners and stakeholders
• aptitude for managing complex, delicate, and urgent situations
• decision-making, analytical, and synthesis skills
• competencies in digital transformation
• communication, editorial, and relational skills with different hierarchical levels
• proficiency in Italian and good written and spoken knowledge of a second official language
• preferential qualifications include:
• experience gained in areas related to the OSC's activities and its institutional partners
• knowledge of the Cantonal Administration and decision-making and legislative processes

Application conditions:

• applications must be submitted online. Other forms of application will not be considered valid
• in addition to the documents to be submitted at the time of the online application (cover letter and motivation, curriculum vitae, diplomas, certificates, and work attestations), additional documentation may be requested later (criminal record with related self-certification and self-certification of health status)

Employment conditions:

• appointment or assignment: as provided by the Law on the organization of State employees and teachers of March 15, 1995 (LORD) and the related Regulation. Any changes in law concerning salary and organization are explicitly reserved
• working hours: 42 hours per week (for a 100% employment rate), flexible or according to service needs

Deadline:

February 16, 2026

Further information can be obtained from Mr. Paolo Bianchi, Director of the Public Health Division, tel. 091 814 30 43.