Psychiatrist Forensic Psychiatric Clinic

Do you want to work as a psychiatrist within a high-security forensic treatment setting where you make a difference every day for clients with complex psychiatric and behavioral issues? Are you looking for a role where treatment, innovation, collaboration, and social impact come together? Then we would love to meet you.

What will you do?
As a psychiatrist within the Forensic Psychiatric Clinic (FPK) of Inforsa, you will work with clients facing severe psychiatric disorders, often in combination with addiction issues and a judicial measure. You will make an important contribution to recovery, safety, and the reduction of recidivism risk. In doing so, you will work in a challenging environment where specialist knowledge, collaboration, and customized care are central.

You are the indicating lead practitioner and hold ultimate responsibility for the diagnostics and treatment of clients with complex behavioral and psychiatric issues. Within the multidisciplinary team, you will work closely with, among others, GZ-psychologists, nurses, occupational therapists, and other practitioners. Additionally, you will maintain contacts with external partners such as justice, probation services, and other mental healthcare institutions. There is plenty of room to contribute to innovation, education, policy development, and the training of future professionals.

• Performing diagnostics and psychiatric assessments;
• Acting as the indicating lead practitioner within treatment trajectories;
• Drafting, evaluating, and adjusting treatment plans;
• Treating clients with severe psychiatric and behavioral issues;
• Applying treatment methodologies such as CBT, DBT, and pharmacotherapy;
• Collaborating with the GZ-psychologist as the coordinating lead practitioner;
• Consulting with chain partners such as justice, probation services, and other healthcare institutions;
• Supervising A(N)IOS;
• Contributing to healthcare innovation, research, and policy development;
• Participating in educational activities and the ECT pool if desired.

What do you bring?
You are a resilient and committed psychiatrist who stands firmly in your shoes. You know how to handle complex situations professionally and can simultaneously build a strong therapeutic relationship. From a recovery-oriented vision, you look beyond the offense or the diagnosis and, together with clients, search for possibilities for recovery and social participation. You are a strong communicator, enjoy collaborating, and possess the ability to maintain perspective and exercise persuasiveness.

Furthermore, we would like to receive your application if you:

• Possess a completed education as a psychiatrist and a valid BIG registration, or are in the final phase of your training;
• Have an affinity with forensic psychiatry and complex behavioral issues;
• Have an interest in working with clients with psychiatric issues in combination with judicial measures;
• Enjoy working within a multidisciplinary treatment team;
• Have an interest in education, innovation, research, or policy development.