Occupational Therapist (m/f/d) 60%

Occupational Therapist (m/f/d) 60% #

Inpatient services, Transition Psychiatry Ward, St. Urban

As of January 2027 or by arrangement, permanent

Your tasks ##

• Occupational therapy treatment of adolescents and young adults aged 16 to 25 on our transition psychiatry ward
• Independent planning, implementation and evaluation of client-centered occupational therapy offers in group and occasionally individual settings
• Promotion of daily living skills, independence, participation and personal resources of the hospitalized persons
• Participation in the further development of the occupational therapy offers on the ward

Your profile ##

• Recognized diploma as an Occupational Therapist HF/FH or a comparable recognized training
• Ideally experience in the psychiatric field and/or in working with adolescents and young adults
• Enjoyment of therapeutic work with young people
• Independent, structured and reliable way of working
• Resilience and flexibility in the dynamic psychiatric working environment
• Enjoyment of interprofessional cooperation and strong team spirit

Advantages ##

• Varied and versatile activity in an exciting psychiatric specialty
• Scope for design and the possibility to actively help develop the occupational therapy offer
• Collegial and committed interdisciplinary team
• Cooperation with various professional groups

Special ##

• Staff restaurant
• Beautiful clinic grounds
• Crèche

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Contact ##

Do you wish to receive more detailed information about this position? Iten Laura, Lead Psychologist, looks forward to your contact at T 058 856 60 44.

Information about the application process:
Patrizia Häcki, HR Business Partner, patrizia.haecki@lups.ch

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 humanly and competently committed to the well-being of the patients. The services are aimed at children, adolescents and adults into old age.

In an acute crisis, where outpatient treatment is not sufficient, an inpatient stay can provide relief. Patients are competently supported in such a difficult phase.

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