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About the Role
The KinderPaCT Berlin is seeking a Psychologist (m/f/d) to join their team in a part-time capacity (20-30 hours per week). KinderPaCT Berlin, a joint initiative of the Björn Schulz Foundation and Charité, provides Specialized Outpatient Palliative Care for Children and Adolescents (SAPVKJ) in Berlin. They offer reliable, mobile, multimodal care, including a 24-hour on-call service, for families, residential groups, and hospices caring for children and adolescents with life-limiting illnesses and complex symptoms.
Responsibilities
- Psychosocial counseling and needs assessment within the scope of multidimensional care for children, adolescents, and young adults with life-threatening and life-shortening illnesses, and their families.
- Stress management support.
- Guidance on coping with life-threatening crises.
- Crisis intervention for psychosocial distress.
- Support with emotional processing of illness.
- Identifying and strengthening family resources.
- Developing and specifying therapy goals.
- Advance care planning.
- Developing strategies for managing overload.
- Case management in collaboration with social work colleagues.
- Active participation in case conferences and further training.
Requirements
- Completed university degree in Psychology.
- Several years of experience working with chronically ill children.
- Willingness to pursue further training in palliative medicine.
- Open-minded and dedicated personality.
- Strong communication and teamwork skills.
- High sense of responsibility and strong social competence.
- Willingness for interprofessional collaboration.
- Valid driver's license Class B.
Skills
- Psychosocial counseling
- Needs assessment
- Stress management
- Crisis intervention
- Emotional processing of illness
- Resource identification and strengthening
- Therapy goal development
- Advance care planning
- Case management
- Interprofessional collaboration
- Communication skills
- Teamwork skills
- Social competence
Location
- Berlin
Work Type
- Part-time
- 20-30 hours per week
Experience Level
- Several years of experience in working with chronically ill children
Education Level
- Completed university degree in Psychology
Salary/Compensations
- €4,500 to €6,100 gross per month (full-time), depending on experience
Benefits
- Opportunities for comprehensive development within the service offering.
- Qualified and motivated environment in a stable team.
- Regular supervision and further training.
- Subsidy for company pension scheme (BAV).
- JobRad (company bicycle leasing).
- Jobticket (public transport ticket).
- Discount for Urban Sports membership (company fitness).
About the Company
- The Björn Schulz Foundation is a registered foundation based in Berlin. Since 1996, they have been pioneers in outpatient and inpatient pediatric hospice care.
- They support families with severely and life-limiting ill children, adolescents, and young adults from diagnosis through illness, to farewell, grief, and beyond.
- To achieve this, they promote, establish, and operate outpatient and inpatient facilities and services at various locations, tailored to the support and care of families.
- Diversity makes us stronger. The Björn Schulz Foundation promotes an open and respectful work environment where all employees feel welcome and valued, regardless of gender, gender identity, origin, age, religion or belief, disability, or sexual orientation.
- They support the commitment of their employees in various staff and interest representation bodies.
Equal Opportunity
- The Björn Schulz Foundation promotes an open and respectful work environment where all employees – regardless of gender, gender identity, origin, age, religion or belief, disability, or sexual orientation – feel welcome & valued.