Psychologist (Psychosomatics) 50%

Psychologist (Psychosomatics) 50% # Psychosomatics ## The Universitätsspital Basel holds a leading role in the (inter-)national medical and research landscape. Our campus in the heart of the city of Basel stands for innovative strength, opportunities for further development, and interdisciplinary cooperation. 01.01.2027 Petersgraben 4, 4031 Basel Those who work at the Unispital Basel benefit from attractive working conditions and many advantages. Your benefits at USB ### • Attractive salary policy and excellent social benefits • Discounts in the areas of shopping, sport, and leisure • Support with relocation and apartment search • 25 vacation days plus 5 also free flex days • Support for continuing education and career planning • Campus in the heart of Basel and in the Dreiländereck • Comprehensive childcare options • Free sports and exercise program What you can achieve ### • Participation in the implementation and further development of the SomPsyNet project as an innovative liaison model • Interdisciplinary cooperation with the rehabilitation ward team as well as within and outside the clinic • Execution of psychosomatic consultations, assessments, and discussions within our consultation and liaison team - primarily at the Bethesda-Spital location • Execution of initial psychotherapeutic interventions and initiation of further treatments • Outpatient activity planned to a small extent • Participation in team meetings and internal continuing education What you bring with you ### • Degree from a recognized Swiss or foreign university or technical college (Master's, Licentiate, or Diploma degrees) in psychology with a focus on Clinical Psychology • Federally recognized* psychotherapist or advanced psychotherapy training • Very good German skills; good knowledge of another language (French, Italian, English) is an advantage • Organizational skill as well as an exact, quality-conscious, and independent way of working • Open-minded personality with strong social-communicative skills and high resilience even in complex treatment situations • Willingness to cooperate in an interdisciplinary and interprofessional team