Coach en Intégration Professionnelle — Inclusion & Emploi

Jobup; Luzern; On-site; CHF 52,000 - 76,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Appreciative culture

Empowering training

Family-friendly benefits

Mobility benefits

Staff restaurant discounts

Job summary

Brändi in Lucerne seeks a Professional in Vocational Integration / Job Coach to support people with disabilities in a structured, 80% role starting 01.02.2027 or by arrangement. You will lead integration efforts, manage cases, and foster collaborations with therapists, IV offices, guardians, and partners.

The position requires a degree in psychology or social work, further training in Supported Employment, and strong empathy.

Qualifications

• Degree in psychology, social work, or a related field is required.
• Extensive knowledge of social insurance, especially IV.
• Excellent communication and coaching abilities are needed.

Responsibilities

• Implementation and responsibility for integration measures of the IV offices (integration measures, vocational measures, job coaching).
• Case management and organisation of vocational integration.
• Case responsibility and coaching of clients.
• Interdisciplinary collaboration with various specialist offices (IV, therapists, legal guardians, relatives and internal specialists).
• Acquisition of new companies / cooperation with existing contacts for internships.
• Visits to clients at external workplaces.
• Project work and administrative tasks (writing reports).

Skills

Excellent communication and coaching

Strong knowledge of social insurance (

Empathy and client coaching

Education

Degree in psychology, social work, or related field

Job description

Brändi in Lucerne seeks a Professional in Vocational Integration / Job Coach to support people with disabilities in a structured, 80% role starting 01.02.2027 or by arrangement. You will lead integration efforts, manage cases, and foster collaborations with therapists, IV offices, guardians, and partners.

The position requires a degree in psychology or social work, further training in Supported Employment, and strong empathy.