Do you want to achieve more for yourself and your patients? We give you the working environment and equipment you need to do so.

Helios Fachklinik Schleswig GmbH is looking for an Occupational Therapist (m/f/d) for the Clinic for Psychiatry and Psychosomatics at the Schleswig site as soon as possible, full or part-time (min. 19.25 hours/week), temporary according to § 14 para. 1 TzBfG as a parental leave replacement.

Goal-oriented implementation of occupational therapy treatments

Teaching independence in everyday life

Planning, implementation and documentation of individual and group treatments

Collaboration with all professional groups involved in the overall therapeutic process

Completed studies or completed vocational training in occupational therapy

Good technical knowledge of occupational therapy treatment models and assessments as well as teamwork and communication skills

Ideally experience in working with mentally ill people (m/f/d)

Willingness to work on weekends and public holidays

Legally required proof of immunization against measles

An attractive salary, based on the TVöD

A daycare center on the grounds of the clinic

The Helios PlusCard: supplementary insurance financed by Helios with, among other things, elective medical treatment in the event of hospitalization in one of our acute clinics

Discounts for over 480 top brands and prevention programs, e.g. discounts at sports studios

We offer you the chance to travel to work in an environmentally friendly way - with an employer subsidy for the Germany Ticket

Helios is the leading hospital operator in Europe. Collegial and interdisciplinary cooperation and the rapid implementation of innovations guarantee our patients the best possible care. This creates a unique space for your knowledge, talents, ideas and future plans.

The address of your new job as an occupational therapist (m/f/d) is: Friedrich-Ebert-Straße 5, 24837 Schleswig.

We look forward to receiving your application!

Equal opportunities in the workplace are important to us. That is why we particularly encourage people with disabilities, of any gender identity and origin to apply.