ANIOS | Forensic Psychiatric Clinic

Do you want to work with a patient group that you won't encounter anywhere else? Are you looking for depth in psychiatry, somatics, and human behavior under extraordinary circumstances? Then this is a place where you, as an ANIOS, can grow.

What will you be doing?

As an ANIOS at the FPK, you will work in a high-security clinical setting with clients who have committed serious offenses. This requires sharpness, reflection, and professional commitment. At the same time, you will see something unique here: the human being behind the offense.

You will build long-term therapeutic relationships with clients and work with complex psychiatric issues in combination with somatic care. You will take a broad view: looking at behavior, context, psychopathology, and physical health.

You will work closely within a multidisciplinary team and a close-knit group of physicians. Knowledge sharing, loyalty, and covering for one another are a matter of course. You will be given space to learn, reflect, and deepen your clinical judgment.

No two days are the same, but you are never alone. You will be carefully onboarded by dedicated colleagues who are eager to share their knowledge with you. Here, there is room to learn, ask questions, and develop your own style.

'You work with people who have committed serious offenses. But the offense does not define the person; you always have a human being in front of you.' - Anne-Geert, physician FPK.

• Daily morning handover: reflecting together on the past 24 hours and looking ahead
• Weekly multidisciplinary consultation: all clients are discussed integrally
• Weekly treatment plan discussions
• 1 hour of supervision per week with the psychiatrist
• Various substantive and general meetings, also with fellow ANIOS from the LIZ and the HIBZ
• Own consultation hours: you will see all clients once every two weeks
• You are the point of contact for acute questions from the team, both psychiatric and somatic

• You are BIG-registered as a general practitioner (basisarts), or are due for registration in the short term.
• You have a sincere interest in forensic psychiatry and feel connected to this client group.
• Resilience, self-reflection, and empathy characterize your way of working.
• You work from a place of connection and see collaboration as a natural part of your profession.

Working with us
Inforsa is the expert in the field of very serious (forensic) psychiatric issues, often in combination with addiction. Additionally, there is often a sense of disruption and/or offending behavior. Every client is unique. Our starting point is: what *can* someone do?

At Inforsa, we work together on perspective for the client, their loved ones, and society. That perspective often begins with small steps. Dignity and safety come first. We dare to look further where necessary. That requires courage and trust in the client, their loved ones, and in each other's expertise. Together, we work towards dignified and safe care.

Want to know more about this vacancy?
We recruit ANIOS on an ongoing basis for future intake. Therefore, depending on planning, the start date may be several months after the application moment.

For more information, please contact Elsbeth van Damme at 06-15 25 79 70. She is ready to tell you more and answer any questions.

You can respond as long as the vacancy is online. Once we have welcomed a new colleague, the vacancy will be closed.

This vacancy is open both internally and externally. In the event of equal suitability, internal candidates will take precedence.

We prefer to look for new colleagues ourselves; we find that much more personal. Therefore, recruitment agencies are not appreciated.