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Sigmund Freud Private University (SFU) in Vienna seeks a Clinical Psychologist to join the Child Psychology Center on a 15-hour-per-week basis for a one-year fixed-term maternity leave replacement, starting immediately.
The role involves independent diagnosis and treatment of children and adolescents, supervision of trainees, and collaboration with external partners, within a multidisciplinary, humanistic environment at SFU's Green Prater campus.
15 hours per week · Work location: Vienna · Immediate start · Fixed-term contract through November 2027 · w/m/d
Sigmund Freud Private University (SFU) is Austria’s largest private university, with over 6,000 students enrolled in its faculties of medicine, psychology, psychotherapy, and law. Guided by the motto “Education. Research. Care.”, SFU stands for excellence in teaching and research as well as social responsibility. With its own outpatient clinics and clinical facilities, it makes an important contribution to healthcare in Vienna.
To support the Child Psychology Center, we are seeking a clinical psychologist to work 15 hours per week on a one-year fixed-term contract as a maternity leave replacement.
The individual stories of families are at the heart of our work. With a humanistic approach, we engage with them openly and respectfully to develop new perspectives and appropriate solutions together. Our team consists of three clinical psychologists, five trainees, and interns.
Education. Research. Care.
Education for Growth. You’ll have the opportunity to grow professionally, personally, and in your career.
Research for Progress. You’ll work in an environment that fosters curiosity, innovation, and new perspectives.
Care for People. You’ll experience a culture of appreciation, respect, equal opportunity, and responsibility.
SFU promotes diversity and equal opportunity—regardless of age, gender, sexual identity, disability, background, or religion. We expressly encourage people with disabilities to apply.