Rehabilitation Therapist – Systematic Screening (m/f/d) (Ref. E26000745)

About the role

The Centre pour le développement moteur et corporel in Strassen supports children and young people whose motor development calls for specialist help. This fixed-term post, running to 22 June 2027, is for an occupational therapist or psychomotor therapist who will carry out systematic screening for pupils in the fundamental education system, helping to spot motor and psychomotor difficulties early so that each child can be offered the most inclusive form of support. Working under the centre's director, the successful candidate will divide their time between three kinds of work. In evaluation, they will administer standardised and specific clinical tests, write reports and contribute to specialised diagnoses. In direct care, they will work at regional or local level with pupils, guiding teaching teams and members of the specialised psycho-pedagogy teams on how best to support them. In prevention, they will help run projects with schools, the after-school care service and other partners, and promote the centre's prevention and awareness work. The role also involves keeping the electronic pupil file up to date, regularly reviewing whether the measures put in place are working, and advising parents on specific interventions such as medical examinations where relevant.

Responsibilities

- Carry out systematic screening of pupils in fundamental education, using standardised and specific clinical tests, and write up the findings - Contribute to specialised diagnoses through thorough examination and assessment - Provide specific care at regional or local level, adapting techniques to each pupil's needs - Advise and guide teaching teams and specialised psycho-pedagogy team members on the most inclusive form of support - Take part in prevention and awareness projects with schools, the after-school care service and other partners - Keep the electronic pupil file up to date (anamnesis, tests, assessments, reports) and regularly evaluate the success of the measures put in place

Requirements

Luxembourg nationality; a bachelor's degree (at least level 6) in psychomotor rehabilitation or occupational therapy, or an equivalent qualification; knowledge of the three administrative languages (Luxembourgish, French, German).

Preferred qualifications

Ability to advise parents on specific interventions such as medical examinations; experience of prevention and awareness work in schools; ease in working with teaching teams and specialised support services.

Skills