S.I.G.N.A.L. e.V. promotes trauma-informed, sensitive healthcare for survivors of domestic and sexualized violence. It supports health institutions and professionals through training, consultation, and resources. The organization coordinates Trauma Network Berlin, a citywide initiative to improve access to trauma care for survivors of gender-based violence and their children. Central to this work is collaboration with the Survivor Council, which brings lived experience into policy and care design.

🧩 Position Summary
The organization seeks a Scientific Officer to support the development of integrated trauma-sensitive care models in Berlin. The role focuses on psychiatric and outpatient psychotherapy services.

📍 Location: Berlin | ⏳ Start Date: As soon as possible
⏰ Working Hours: 15–17 hours/week | 💶 Salary: Based on TV-L E13
📅 Application Deadline: Not specified – apply as soon as possible
📩 Apply via: bewerbung@signal-intervention.de
🔗 More info: www.signal-intervention.de

📌 Key Responsibilities
• Support the development of integrated care models for trauma survivors
• Coordinate professional committees and working groups
• Conduct literature reviews and summarize key findings
• Analyze survey data from outpatient psychotherapists
• Moderate professional meetings and facilitate expert exchange

✅ Your Profile
• Academic degree (e.g., Psychology, Public Health, or similar)
• Work experience in healthcare, particularly in psychiatric or psychotherapeutic care
• Strong understanding of the psychological impact of gender-based violence
• Knowledge of Berlin's psychosocial support system
• Experience in cross-sectoral networking and scientific work
• Strong facilitation and independent work skills

💡 What S.I.G.N.A.L. e.V. Offers
• A meaningful and diverse role in a supportive and committed team
• Creative freedom and the opportunity to shape impactful work
• Flexible, family-friendly working hours
• Compensation aligned with TV-L E13
• Inclusive and welcoming work culture

S.I.G.N.A.L. e.V. especially welcomes applications from individuals with disabilities, migration backgrounds, and from the LGBTIQ* community.