Psychiatrist

We offer you
You will receive a varied and substantively challenging position within two TopGGZ recovery clinics where there is room for professional autonomy, innovation, and personal development. You will work together with passionate colleagues in an open treatment climate in which humor, collaboration, and quality go hand in hand.

A glimpse of the employment conditions

• Salary in accordance with the Medical Specialists Regulation (MSR), minimum € 6,691 and maximum € 11,292 gross per month based on 36 hours.
• A one-year contract for 16 to 36 hours per week, with a view to permanent employment upon mutual satisfaction.
• An end-of-year bonus of 8.33%, 8.33% holiday allowance, and a good pension scheme with Pensioenfonds Zorg en Welzijn.
• A mobility card for commuting and business travel or a mileage allowance in accordance with the collective labor agreement.
• A work-from-home arrangement including allowances for work-from-home days and workplace setup.
• Extensive training and development opportunities within Arkin.
• A flexible benefits system where you can use your gross salary for extra vacation hours, a bicycle, or additional travel expense reimbursement.
• An annual balance budget up to € 1,000 (pro rata) and a vitality budget up to € 100.
• Access to the Nrgize platform with activities such as yoga, bootcamp, and salsa.
• Discounts on various insurances via Univé and Centraal Beheer.
• A referral bonus when you recommend a new colleague.

Work at two unique recovery clinics where recovery, collaboration, and innovation are central.

Do you want to work in a TopGGZ environment where you apply your expertise to clients with severe psychiatric disorders and help build the further development of recovery-oriented care? For the recovery clinics Jean Desmetstraat (JDS) and Jan Thoméepad, we are looking for a psychiatrist to strengthen both teams.

Both recovery clinics are part of Mentrum and offer highly specialized clinical care to people with a Severe Psychiatric Disorder (SPD). Although each location has its own target group and dynamics, we share the same vision: recovery-supporting care in which personal autonomy, collaboration with loved ones, and social participation are central. Within both clinics, we work according to the principles of ART and HIC, and the recovery clinics hold the TopGGZ quality mark.

What will you do?
As a psychiatrist, you are the lead practitioner at both recovery clinics and make an important contribution to the quality and development of care. You work closely with multidisciplinary teams consisting of, among others, nurses, group leaders, GZ-psychologists, social workers, peer support workers, participation coaches, activity coordinators, nurse practitioners, and general practitioners.

Additionally, you work intensively with the MOT team (Substance Abatement Team), a fully embedded expertise team within clinical SPD treatment that supports clients in recovery and motivation through intensive individual guidance.

You are not only involved in the treatment of clients but also actively contribute ideas regarding the further development of the recovery clinics. Together with fellow psychiatrists, nurse practitioners, psychologists, and trainees, you shape future-proof recovery care.

Furthermore, this position offers great opportunities for further development. Do you have the ambition to fulfill a leadership role alongside your role as a psychiatrist? Then you can grow within Mentrum into the position of manager of clinical affairs.

Your responsibilities include, among other things:

• Psychiatric diagnosis and treatment from a recovery-supporting perspective.
• Offering tailored care, aligned with the wishes, possibilities, and life stage of the client.
• Leading, coaching, and inspiring multidisciplinary treatment teams.
• Active collaboration with family, loved ones, and chain partners.
• Further developing and innovating the treatment policy within the recovery clinics.
• Participation in multidisciplinary consultations, policy development, and quality improvement.
• Contributing to the training and supervision of professionals in training.

You will distribute your activities across both locations. This allows you to combine the dynamics of two different recovery clinics and contribute to knowledge exchange and the further development of recovery-oriented care within Mentrum.

What do you bring?
You are a psychiatrist who works from a foundation of trust, connection, and recovery. You understand that recovery proceeds differently for every client and look beyond just the psychiatric symptoms. You know how to connect people, possess strong communication skills, and feel at home in a multidisciplinary treatment team.

Additionally, you are a coaching leader who stimulates colleagues to get the best out of themselves and out of the treatment.

Working at the recovery clinics of Mentrum
The recovery clinics Jean Desmetstraat and Jan Thoméepad each offer their own treatment environment, but share the same ambition: supporting clients in sustainable recovery and as independent a life as possible.

At Jean Desmetstraat, the emphasis is on young adults aged approximately 18 to 30, with much attention to development, future perspectives, and collaboration with loved ones. Within Jan Thoméepad, stabilization, recovery, and social participation are central for adults with complex psychiatric issues.

What connects both locations is:

• Recovery-oriented working according to the ART and HIC vision.
• TopGGZ care with room for innovation and scientific development.
• Warm multidisciplinary teams with short lines of communication and an open culture.
• Intensive collaboration with clients, loved ones, and chain partners.
• Much attention to professional development, intervision, and knowledge sharing.
• A working environment in which job satisfaction, quality, and collaboration are central.

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