Psykologi neuvolaan Forssa

Do you want to do work that truly matters? Are you inspired by the opportunity to support families in the early stages—from pregnancy to early childhood? If you answered yes, you might be the person we are looking for! As a child health clinic psychologist at Oma Häme, you will influence the well-being of families at an early stage—supporting parenthood, strengthening early interaction, and promoting children's healthy development. The work is versatile and varied: it includes guidance and support visits, assessment work, short-term therapy, and psychological examinations for children under preschool age. Additionally, the role involves close cooperation with multidisciplinary networks. Your work as a child health clinic psychologist is varied and expert work at its best. Work is carried out with an independent approach as part of a competent, encouraging, and multidisciplinary team. As a child health clinic psychologist, you will work in close cooperation with families and professionals from various fields. Your closest colleagues, in addition to fellow child health clinic psychologists, are clinic nurses and doctors, as well as specialists such as speech therapists and occupational therapists. You will have the opportunity to influence the content and planning of your own work and the development of child health clinic psychological services together with the team. We offer you meaningful and impactful work, which you will carry out at the Forssa and Janakkala locations. The position offers the possibility to work partially remotely. The primary focus of the work is in the Forssa region. Eligibility requires the qualification of a licensed psychologist in Finland. We hope you have good interaction and cooperation skills, a readiness to embrace new things, a goal-oriented and development-positive approach, and an interest in supporting the well-being of children and families. Experience working with children and families and child health clinic work is considered an advantage. Those working with children must present a criminal record extract as referred to in Section 6.2 of the Criminal Records Act (770/1993) in accordance with Section 3 of the Act on the Disclosure of Criminal Records for Persons Working with Children (504/2002) before starting work. We offer regular supervision and the opportunity to develop and train professionally, as well as to be part of an inspiring work community where cooperation and continuous learning are valued. Oma Häme provides extensive employment benefits: - Commuting benefit - Culture, well-being, and sports benefit Epassi Flex - Occupational health services at Terveystalo - Up to 38 days of leave per year based on work experience (Saturdays do not consume leave days) - Diverse training opportunities for all staff Interested? Submit your application through the Kuntarekry system and join us in building a better everyday life for families. We process applications during the application period and may arrange interviews during this time. The position-specific salary is €4,502.69/month. In addition to the position-specific salary, we pay an experience-based supplement, which may range from 0% to 8%. The accumulation of leave days is also determined based on length of service. Remuneration and other terms of employment are determined according to the SOTE agreement. The probationary period is six months. Immediate patient and client work requires vaccination protection as required by Section 48 of the Communicable Diseases Act and a respiratory tuberculosis clearance according to Section 55. At Oma Häme, we want to support scientific research by granting paid leave for, for example, writing a doctoral thesis, completing a final project for a higher university degree, or conducting other scientific research. In accordance with our strategy, we promote the diversity and equality of our staff. Oma Häme is a smoke-free organization.