Therapeutic Psychomotor Practitioner

Job Title: Psychomotricien(ne)

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

Overview:

The Psychomotor Therapist plays a crucial role in the therapeutic landscape, focusing on the holistic development of children and adolescents through psychomotor interventions.

Key Responsibilities:

• Perform comprehensive psychomotor evaluations as directed by medical professionals.
• Assess and analyze sensory-motor, perceptual-motor, and psychomotor capabilities in young patients.
• Document findings and progress in detailed psychomotor reports for ongoing patient care.
• Engage with children and their families to foster supportive therapeutic environments.
• Establish trusting relationships with patients and their support systems.
• Design and implement tailored psychomotor rehabilitation and therapy programs.
• Employ various psychomotor techniques, including body mediation, artistic expression, and relaxation methods, in both individual and group settings.
• Collaborate with child and adolescent healthcare facilities to ensure comprehensive care.
• Guide and mentor students in psychomotor therapy practices.
• Effectively communicate relevant information to maintain continuity in psychomotor care.
• Stay informed about advancements in the field to enhance therapeutic practices.
• Promote awareness of psychomotor methodologies among healthcare professionals.

Job Characteristics:

The Psychomotor Therapist is a vital paramedical professional dedicated to addressing both the physical and psychological needs of children and adolescents through specialized interventions.

Professional Relationships:

In this role, you will interact with various stakeholders, including:

• Management: General Director, Site Director, Nursing Director, Senior Nursing Manager, Nursing Manager.
• Functional Collaborators: Service Heads, Referring Physicians.

Expected Qualifications:

The position requires a diploma in Psychomotor Therapy accredited by the Ministry of Health.

Skills Required:

• Strong relational abilities to connect with children, adolescents, and their families.
• Team-oriented mindset for collaborative work in clinical and institutional settings.
• Adaptability to work within multidisciplinary teams.
• In-depth knowledge of child and adolescent psychiatry.
• Ability to contribute to individualized care plans for each patient.
• Organizational skills and a reflective approach to professional practice.
• Commitment to ongoing professional development to enhance expertise.

Application Process:

Interested candidates are encouraged to submit their applications, including a motivational letter and CV, under the supervision of the management team.