Assistant Physician (f/m/d) 80 - 100%

Assistant Physician (f/m/d) 80 - 100% #

Inpatient services, acute psychiatry, Klinik St. Urban

immediately or by arrangement

Your tasks ##

• Case management in acute psychiatry with a wide spectrum of psychiatric clinical pictures
• Interdisciplinary cooperation
• Cooperation with external partners, relatives and other interfaces
• Creation of treatment reports, referral letters and other administrative work

Your profile ##

• Interest in training to become a specialist in psychiatry and psychotherapy or as a gap year
• High social competence and communication skills
• Native German/Swiss German or German as a foreign language language level C1
• Independent way of working & high reliability
• Team player

Advantages ##

• Varied and interesting activity
• Time for patient work
• Broad insight into different clinical pictures
• Good induction concept
• Collegial, helpful team
• Internal and external supervisions
• Support in further training to become a specialist in psychiatry
• Opportunity for doctoral studies and habilitation if interested
• Attractive employment conditions and opportunities to work independently

Special features ##

• Staff restaurant
• Beautiful clinic premises
• Offices in the Historical Convent of the Monastery

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Contact ##

Do you wish to receive more detailed information about this position? Christian Lay, Senior Physician & Deputy Chief Physician, looks forward to your contact: T: 058 856 59 35 christian.lay@lups.ch

Information regarding 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 offerings 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 committed with humanity and competence to the well-being of the patients. The offerings are aimed at children, adolescents and adults up to old age.

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

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