Social Assistant

• Participate in pre-admission interviews in collaboration with the psychiatrist.
• Ensure social and school follow-ups for young people hospitalized in the residential units.
• Organize and/or participate in clinical meetings, assessments, hearings, cabinet interviews, and consultations, where team decisions will be presented.
• Manage the therapeutic boarding school one evening per week.

What they ask

• Hold a Bachelor's degree in Social Work.

Preferences.

• A specialization in mental health is an additional asset.
• Preferably hold a driving license B.

• Have knowledge in mental health, in the field of youth aid and protection, and in social legislation.
• Have knowledge of the child and youth network and the organization of education.
• Be able to develop partnerships both internally and externally, acting as the interface between the organization and the external network to successfully implement the social dimension of the therapeutic project.
• Be flexible, responsible, autonomous, organized, and reactive.
• Have a sense of communication and negotiation, knowing how to argue and express oneself regarding a given clinical situation.

• 100% replacement contract.
• Continuous training.
• Multidisciplinary work.
• Exceptional work environment and colleagues.
• A human-sized organization.