Psychological Psychotherapist (mfd) (ID 136)

UKS with its 32 clinics 8 clinical institutes one medical care center (MVZ) and numerous additional specialized centers plays a leading role in medical education research and patient care far beyond the borders of Saarland. Each year we provide care for more than 50000 inpatients and over 260000 outpatients across 1466 approved bedswith the support of more than 6300 dedicated staff members from a wide range of professional fields.

The Department of Psychiatry and Psychotherapy (Head: Prof. Dr. med. Riemenschneider) is seeking a Psychological Psychotherapist (m/f/d) for a full-time or part-time position (fixed-term with the option of becoming permanent) to start immediately with a focus on treating English-speaking patients.

The Department of Psychiatry and Psychotherapy has 114 inpatient beds and 46 day-clinic treatment places as well as a psychiatric outpatient clinic (PIA) an outpatient clinic and a private outpatient clinic.

• Psychotherapeutic treatment of inpatient patients (in English)
• Outpatient psychotherapy within our private outpatient clinic

• License to practice (Approbation) with specialist qualification or you are in advanced training
• High level of motivation commitment and resilience in patient care
• Engagement flexibility and creativity
• Practice-oriented independent and responsible way of working

• Team-oriented and constructive collaboration in a multiprofessional team
• Structured onboarding as well as internal training and continuing education
• Employment conditions in accordance with the applicable collective agreement TV-L
• Occupational pension scheme
• Measures to promote occupational health
• Continuing education and training through our in-house education department
• Team-oriented constructive collaboration in a multiprofessional team

If you have any questions please feel free to contact us:

Contact: Prof. M. Riemenschneider phone-24202

Or by email at

Please submit your application via our career portal by May 17 2026.

Applicants with severe disabilities will be given preferential consideration if equally qualified.

UKS encourages women to apply in order to increase the proportion of women in this field of work in accordance with the equal opportunities plan.