Universitätsklinikum des Saarlandes | Germany | 66xxx Homburg | Permanent position | Full time | Published since: 12.01.2026 on stepstone.de
Senior Physician / Senior Physician Paediatrics and Adolescent Medicine / Deputy Physician Head of SPC (ID: 14) (m/f/d)
With 32 clinics, 8 clinical institutes, an MVZ and numerous other specialized centers, the University Hospital of Saarland (UKS) plays a leading role in medical teaching, research and medical care. Every year we provide over 45,000 stationary and more than 260,000 outpatient patients in 1466 flatbeds – with the support of more than 6,300 dedicated employees from different professional groups. Do you enjoy the outpatient care of children and adolescents with chronic diseases, developmental vulnerabilities and/or disabilities in the multidisciplinary SPZ team with psychology, logopedia, ergotherapy, physiotherapy, social and nutritional advice under medical supervision? Then please apply with us! At the closest possible time we are looking for you for our newly founded Social-Padiatric Centre. .
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Comprehensive social-paediatric care and assessment of developmental disorders Assessment of all development areas (by MBS) and everyday restrictions (ICF based) Creation of diagnostic and treatment plans with determination of funding needs in cooperation with the multi-professional team Conducting neurodiatric diagnostics Diagnostics and treatment of epilepsy Assessment of movement disorders, botulinum toxin therapy desirable Assessment of the need for aid and supply in regular joint speaking hours together with orthopaedics and rehabilitation technology and therapeutic expertise Interdisciplinary cooperation in the house as well as with external therapists, medical colleagues, institutions, kindergartens and schools Co-operation and the possibility of co-designing a newly established social paediatric centre Build your own special session possible and desired
Senior Consultant (m/w/d) für Kinder- und Jugendmedizin with completed or advanced training Neuropädiatrie, EEG-Schein and/or Certificate Epileptologie desirable, but can also be purchased here Experience in social paediatric care Experience in working with chronically ill and disabled children You bring empathy and appreciation for our patients You like to work in the team, practice-oriented, structured and independent
If training is not yet available within the framework of our structured further education curricula on the priority designation neuropaediatrics, obtaining the EEG-Scheine and the certificate Epileptology, the certificate Electrophysiology can also be acquired with us Excellently equipped university children's clinic with numerous specialized university ambulances, a daily clinic, stationary care and an independent children's cardiology and a child-oncological clinic Close cooperation with experts on campus including children's surgery, children's and youth psychiatry, neurosurgery, children's ophthalmology, children's orthopaedics, children's ENT and children's urology etc. Possibility of scientific work and support in doctoral studies Team-oriented, constructive cooperation in the multi-professional team Tariff terms and conditions by TV doctor Operational pensions, measures for occupational health promotion Good transport
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 | Universitätsklinikum des Saarlandes | |
| Kirrberger Str. 1, 66424 Homburg | ||
| Germany | ||
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