Psychologists - Certified Psychotherapists from 60% to 100%

About the job

Your mission:

As part of your duties within the Children and Adolescents unit, you will conduct clinical assessments, psychological evaluations, diagnoses, and develop appropriate therapeutic plans. You will manage young people through individual, family, or group follow-ups and handle clinical situations within your area of expertise. You will participate in the supervision of assistant psychologists and trainees, collaborate with medical and care teams in an interdisciplinary approach, and take part in day shifts for psychological and psychiatric emergencies.

Your profile:

• You hold a Master’s degree in psychology, a federal postgraduate title in psychotherapy, or a foreign qualification recognised by the Psychology Professions Commission (PsyCo).
• You have significant experience in clinical psychology with children and/or adolescents, ideally in the field of psychiatry.

• You are comfortable assessing and managing young people presenting with mental disorders, learning difficulties, behavioural problems, or autism spectrum disorders (ASD).
• You have training and/or experience in the assessment and support of children and adolescents with neurodevelopmental disorders, notably autism spectrum disorder (ASD) or attention deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD), which is an asset.
• You appreciate working in a multidisciplinary team and know how to collaborate closely with various network professionals as well as families.
• You demonstrate autonomy, flexibility, and resilience to stress.
• You are motivated by working with children and adolescents and wish to commit to individualised, interdisciplinary care tailored to their needs.

What we offer you

• An ISFM-accredited structure offering internal and external continuing education.
• A multidisciplinary team committed to care and integration, with regular supervision.
• A good balance between professional and personal life.

Start date: 1st January 2027 or to be agreed

Information: by phone to Mr Pierre-Henri Beuret at 032 420 51 98