Job Title: Psychomotricien(ne)

Company: EPSM de l'agglomération lilloise - GHT Psy NPdC

Overview:

The role of the Psychomotor Therapist is crucial in addressing the developmental needs of children and adolescents through specialized psychomotor interventions.

Key Responsibilities:

• Perform comprehensive psychomotor evaluations as directed by medical professionals,
• Assess sensory-motor, perceptual-motor, and psychomotor capabilities in young patients,
• Document findings and progress in psychomotor assessments and reports,
• Assist children and their families in navigating therapeutic care plans,
• Establish a supportive and trusting environment for children and adolescents,
• Design and implement tailored psychomotor rehabilitation and therapy sessions,
• Employ various psychomotor techniques, including body mediation, creative arts, and relaxation methods, in both individual and group formats,
• Collaborate with child and adolescent healthcare facilities,
• Guide and mentor students in psychomotor therapy,
• Ensure effective communication of psychomotor care details for comprehensive patient records,
• Stay informed on advancements in psychomotor therapy practices,
• Promote awareness of psychomotor methodologies among healthcare professionals.

Job Characteristics:

The Psychomotor Therapist is a vital healthcare professional dedicated to addressing both the physical and psychological dimensions of child and adolescent care.

They conduct developmental assessments aimed at prevention, rehabilitation, and therapeutic interventions, focusing on enhancing psychocorporeal well-being.

Reporting Structure:

Hierarchical relationships include:

• General Director,
• Site Director,
• Director of Nursing - General Care Coordinator,
• Senior Nursing Manager,
• Nursing Manager.

Functional relationships involve:

• Service Head,
• Unit Referring Physician(s).

Professional Collaborations:

• Engagement with various partners, including:
  Hospital centers, healthcare and social organizations, and medical professionals in private practice.
• Interactions within educational settings, including schools and support networks.
• Work environments include:
  Ambulatory services, hospitals, and home visit programs.

Required Skills:

The Psychomotor Therapist's Diploma is recognized by the Ministry of Health.

Interpersonal Skills:

• Ability to engage effectively with children, adolescents, and their families,
• Team collaboration during clinical assessments and therapeutic sessions,
• Integration into multidisciplinary healthcare teams.

Technical and Organizational Skills:

• Understanding of child and adolescent psychiatry,
• Ability to contribute to individualized care projects,
• Adaptability to collaborative group work,
• Organizational skills and reflective practice,
• Participation in interdisciplinary discussions,
• Commitment to ongoing professional development.

Contact Information:

Human Resources Department,

Senior Nursing Manager,

Child and Adolescent Psychiatry Department.

Application Process:

Interested candidates should submit a motivational letter along with their CV.