Nursing Specialist or Social Pedagogue 80% (w/m/d)

Nursing Specialist or Social Pedagogue 80% (w/m/d) # Child Psychiatric Therapy Ward, Kriens By arrangement Your tasks ## • Holistic care and support of children of preschool and primary school age in an inpatient child psychiatric setting • Structuring and designing of therapeutic everyday life on the ward • Promotion of emotional stability, social competence, and relationship management • Planning and implementation of age-appropriate leisure and group activities • Core team work with therapy & school as well as close cooperation with parents, authorities, and external specialists • Active participation in individual treatment and development planning Your profile ## • Completed training as a Dipl. Nursing Specialist (ideally specializing in psychiatry) or in Social Pedagogy (HF/FH) • Some years of professional experience, preferably in the inpatient sector with children • Resilient, proactive, and reflective personality • Strong social competence as well as joy in working with children with complex mental illnesses • Ability to work in a team and willingness for interdisciplinary cooperation Benefits ## • Appreciative and professional working atmosphere • Collegial, interdisciplinary team • Advantageous social benefits (coverage of the KTG premium and 2/3 of the PK premium) • Attractive continuing education offers Special features ## • Internal supervision and continuing education opportunities • Weekend and evening shifts • Loyalty day from the 3rd year of service • Central location More Contact ## Do you wish to receive more detailed information about this position? Sarah Arnold, Group Leader, looks forward to your contact T 058 856 58 20 Information regarding the application process: Patrizia Häcki, HR Business Partner, patrizia.haecki@lups.ch, T 058 856 41 52 About Luzerner Psychiatrie AG ## Luzerner Psychiatrie AG is a teaching hospital of the University of Luzern and is represented with its services at various locations in the Canton of Luzern and in Sarnen, Canton of Obwalden. Over 1600 employees from various professional groups and specialist areas are committed humanely and competently to the well-being of the patients. The services are aimed at children, adolescents, and adults up to old age. The therapy ward offers eight places for children of preschool and primary school age who require temporary inpatient treatment due to a pronounced mental disorder. The treatment offering consists of psychiatric-psychotherapeutic therapy, pedagogical-nursing care, as well as school support. More