Psychological Psychotherapist, Trauma Disorders and Teaching in Clinical Psychology and Psychotherapy

The Centre for Integrative Psychiatry is seeking support in Lübeck to start as soon as possible, working full time for 38.5 hours per week; part-time work is possible by agreement. The role consists of around 70% psychiatric and psychotherapeutic outpatient care and 30% teaching in Clinical Psychology and Psychotherapy, with a focus on trauma-related disorders.

• Provide individual and group psychotherapy for outpatients with a range of conditions, mainly trauma-related disorders, focusing on imagery rescripting and/or EMDR
• Attend team meetings with colleagues from several professions, supervision led by certified supervisors, and peer consultation sessions
• Contribute to teaching in the master's programme in Clinical Psychology and Psychotherapy and, in future, to training and further education for future psychotherapists
• Supervise interns
• Contribute to research projects if interested

• Completed university degree in Psychology (Diplom or MSc), with completed or advanced training as a psychological psychotherapist and an intermediate examination already passed
• Completed university degree in Psychology (Diplom or MSc), with completed or advanced training as a psychological psychotherapist and an intermediate examination already passed
• Experience in teaching and/or research; a doctorate is desirable but not required
• Experience in teaching and/or research; a doctorate is desirable but not required
• Strong interpersonal skills, ability to work in a team, and an independent, organised and committed approach to work
• Interest in further developing psychotherapy services and treatment programmes
• Experience with or interest in modern developments in behavioural therapy, such as trauma-focused methods and evidence-based developments in behavioural therapy
• Interest in running and, where appropriate, leading psychotherapy groups