Child-adolescent psychotherapists - licensed or in advanced training (m/f/d)

As one of the most powerful university clinics in Germany, the UKB combines excellence in medicine and research with excellent teaching. More than half a million patients are provided on the UKB every year. Around 3,500 people study medicine and dentistry, and more than 600 people are trained in health professions every year. With around 9,900 employees, the UKB is the third largest employer in the Bonn/Rhein-Sieg region. In the focus clinical list, the UKB ranks #1 among the university clinics in NRW and has the second highest case-mix index (case-weight) among the university clinics nationwide. In 2024, the UKB was able to purchase nearly €100 million to third-party funding for research, development and teaching. In the fourth year in a row, the F.A.Z. Institute distinguished the UKB as “Germany’s training champion” and “Germany’s most sought-after employers”. At the centre of the Department of Pediatric Hematology and Oncology, the following place is in full time (38,5 hours/week) or part-time (80 % - min. 30.8 hours/week): Senior Consultant (m/w/d) The body is initially limited until 31.12.2027 in the framework of a third-party funding project supported by the support group for cancer-stricken children and young people Bonn e.V., with the option of an extension subject to a medium extension.

In our department we treat children and adolescents with the entire spectrum of oncological, haematological and immunological diseases. In addition, we are putting one of the three multi-professional teams on specialized outpatient paediatric palliative care (SAPPV) in North Rhine-Westphalia. You work in psychological and social care and strengthen the multi-professional team at the interface between Päd. Hematology and Oncology and the Funding Circle Bonn e.V.

Psychological advice, among others, in the outpatient setting of patients:inside and their families according to the S3 line “Psychosocial care in paediatric oncology and haematology” Psychological accompaniment of patients: indulgences in the multi-professional team Diagnostics and implementation of short-term interventions in post-care patients:inside Psychological support of the siblings and the family system Organisation of group events (e.g. sibling groups) and family offers also in cooperation with the Bonn e.V. Participation in team meetings and case conferences Exchange with outpatients: inside and care institutions

Graduate in Psychology or Social Work/Social Pedagogy, with advanced or completed training for children and youth Psychotherapists (m/w/d) Willingness to respond to the specific needs of children/young people with cancer and their families Responsible, independent and structured work Knowledge of social legislation (especially SGB V, VI, IX, XI) Joy in the interaction of various professions in an interdisciplinary team High social competence, team capacity, reliability, empathy and safety in the design of professional proximity

Large design spaces for the introduction of own ideas and competencies Possibility to participate in continuing and continuing training (e.g. psychooncological or palliative training) Responsive and versatile: a workplace with a large design space in a collegial team Payment by TV-L EG13: Tariff compensation incl. Annual special payment, occupational pension Flexible for families: flexible working time models, possibility of a place in the farm children's daycare and offers for parental leavers Clever to work: Good connection to the SWB network, possibility of an interestless loan to purchase an e-bike Supported training: Individual development opportunities through courses, e-learning and coaching Start with system: Structured onboarding Healthy at work: Numerous offers of health promotion, free membership in the UKB gym Benefits: Benefits for employees (Corporate Benefits) We are committed to diversity and equal opportunities. Our aim is to increase the proportion of women in areas where women are underrepresented and to promote their careers in particular. We therefore strongly urge qualified women to apply. Applications are treated in accordance with the National Equality Act. The application of suitable people with proven severe disability and persons with equal status is particularly welcome. .