GZ-psychologist Youth outpatient clinic

• Based on the CAO GGZ, the standard employment conditions and a salary in FWG scale 65; (min. € 5,294.- and max. € 6,918.- gross based on 36 hours);
• A one-year contract for 24-36 hours per week with, upon mutual satisfaction, a permanent contract after 7 months;
• An end-of-year bonus and holiday allowance of 8.33%
• You build a good pension at Pensioenfonds Zorg en Welzijn;

In addition, a number of more attractive employment conditions from Arkin:

• For commuting and business travel, a 2nd class mobility card, also usable for OV-fiets or a mileage allowance;
• Discounts on insurance;
• With 11 specialisms at various locations, Arkin also offers many possibilities for your professional development and personal growth in the long term;
• A cafeteria plan where you can use your gross salary for extra vacation hours, bicycle purchase, and additional travel expense reimbursement;
• A personal training budget of €1,500.- per year
• For your well-being, an annual vitality budget of a maximum of €100.- and a balance budget of €1,000.- (pro rata employment) and access to the Nrgize platform for participation in activities such as bootcamp, yoga, and salsa dancing.
• Recommend a colleague? Receive a total referral bonus of €1,000.-

As a GZ-psychologist at the outpatient clinic of Arkin Youth & Family Southeast, you will apply your expertise to the treatment of young adults who are struggling. Together with us, continue to build the resilience of young people, the passionate team, and care in South/East!

As a GZ-psychologist within J&G, you fulfill a versatile role. You work as a lead practitioner and perform treatments yourself. Together with a team of fellow lead practitioners (GZ-psychologists, orthopedagogist-generalists, and 2 psychiatrists), you determine how you will distribute the responsibilities. You also guide and supervise basic psychologists and orthopedagogues in performing treatments.

You treat young people between the ages of 10-24 who struggle with serious psychological and/or addiction issues. This often involves multi-problematization: children and young people often also struggle in other areas of life. Think of problems in family relationships, at school, or regarding housing and finances. Young adults can also turn to us for these issues (partially).

We offer specialist treatment and diagnostics for a wide range of complaints, such as: anxiety, depression, eating disorders, threatened personality development, trauma, personality disorders, psychosis, and/or addiction problems. We work with children and young people with complex complaints. Together understanding and treating behavior such as self-mutilation, suicidality, and crisis is part of your regular work.

You work recovery-oriented, systemic, and multidisciplinary. This means that you involve loved ones in the treatment, focus on reducing the most severe complaints, learning to cope with the condition, and stimulating participation in society.

As a lead practitioner, you are the one who sets the treatment policy. You maintain an overarching view of the case, conduct work consultations with primary practitioners, and determine and maintain the treatment line and progress. You also take the lead when it comes to important decisions. You involve specialists or other disciplines where necessary. In a crisis, you take charge and scale up the care. In this way, you prevent admissions and work towards restoring the resilience of the young people and their network.

• You can work well independently, but at the same time, you enjoy working together with colleagues and external network partners;
• You show courage and create connections. You do not shrink from complexity or crisis-prone situations.
• You are entrepreneurial and possess good interpersonal skills.
• You are decisive and dare to take responsibility.
• You would like to help build the policy and development of the s-GGZ together with the team.

Providing a Certificate of Good Conduct (VOG) is part of the appointment procedure.