Arsipa GmbH | Germany | AT-PLZ 7, AT-PLZ 3, AT-PLZ 2, AT-PLZ 1 Wien, Niederösterreich, Burgenland | Permanent position | Part time - flexible | Published since: 17.07.2026 on stepstone.de
Occupational psychologist: (m/f/d)
AT work GmbH is looking for a working psychologist:in (w/m/d) parttime (15–25 hours) for the Vienna, Lower Austria and Burgenland area. For individual customer assignments you bring travel readiness within Austria
AT work GmbH is responsible for services in the occupational health, safety and occupational psychology sector as well as in occupational health promotion. We aim to change the corporate culture, which allows long-term productivity and aims at healthy, motivated employees.
AT work GmbH is part of the Arsipa Group, a leading German and Austrian network in the field of occupational safety, occupational medicine and environmental protection. With more than 20 other regionally leading companies and more than 750 dedicated employees, we jointly strive to establish the highest standards in occupational and health protection and to continuously develop them. .
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AT work GmbH is looking for a working psychologist:in (w/m/d) parttime (15–25 hours) for the Vienna, Lower Austria and Burgenland area. For individual customer assignments you bring travel readiness within Austria
AT work GmbH is responsible for services in the occupational health, safety and occupational psychology sector as well as in occupational health promotion. We aim to change the corporate culture, which allows long-term productivity and aims at healthy, motivated employees.
AT work GmbH is part of the Arsipa Group, a leading German and Austrian network in the field of occupational safety, occupational medicine and environmental protection. With more than 20 other regionally leading companies and more than 750 dedicated employees, we jointly strive to establish the highest standards in occupational and health protection and to continuously develop them.
You plan and moderate workshops as well as lectures on work and health topics
You advise and advise companies on work-psychological issues
You accompany projects of occupational health promotion
You carry out evaluations of mental stress according to ASchG
You start work-psychological analyses and reviews
You advise and coach individuals and groups on psychological issues
Graduate of Psychology (Master/Magister)
You are certified:r Arbeitspsycholog:in or is currently in the appropriate training
Additional courses in the field of clinical psychology, health psychology or comparable disciplines are advantageous
Ideally, first experiences in the work psychology care of companies as well as a professional appearance towards customers and in business environments
Self-sponsored, responsible and solution-oriented working and organizational talent
Joy of interdisciplinary cooperation and teamwork
Flexibility and readiness to travel
Flexible working hours – we are a family-friendly employer
Support in continuing training and regular sports
Tickets for public transport
Food bonus (monthly balance)
Additional private pension provision
Interne prevent academy for individual training
Latest technology and software for optimal care of customers and for professional exchange
The opportunity to introduce your ideas proactively in the interdisciplinary team
Location
![]() | Arsipa GmbH | |
| Wien, Niederösterreich, Burgenland | ||
| Germany |
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