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Hybrid in Amsterdam·Added 5 months ago (last checked 9 Nov)
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- Work mode
- Hybrid, Amsterdam
- Languages
- Dutch


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This job advert was originally written in Dutch.
Pay & benefits
What you'll get
A selection of the attractive employment conditions from Arkin:
- Based on the CAO GGZ, the standard employment conditions and a salary in accordance with the MSR, at least €6691,- and at most €11292,- gross per month based on 36 hours
- A one-year contract for 16-36 hours per week, with a view to a permanent contract upon mutual satisfaction
- Start date November 1, 2026
- An end-of-year bonus of 8.33%, holiday allowance of 8.33%, and a good pension with Pensioenfonds Zorg en Welzijn
- Full public transport reimbursement with a mobility card or mileage allowance in accordance with the CAO
- A work-from-home arrangement including an allowance for work-from-home days and workplace setup
- Good training and development opportunities within Arkin and Mentrum
- A cafeteria plan (flexible benefits) where you can use your gross salary for extra vacation hours, purchasing a bicycle, or additional travel expense reimbursement
- An annual balance budget of up to €1000,- pro rata employment and a vitality budget of up to €100,-
- Access to the Nrgize platform with activities such as yoga, bootcamp, and salsa dancing
- Discounts on insurance at Univé and Centraal Beheer
The role
Contribute to recovery-oriented care in a safe and stabilizing treatment environment. At the Jan Thoméepad recovery clinic, you will support clients with severe psychiatric problems in their recovery process, where self-management, collaboration, and perspective are central.
The Jan Thoméepad recovery clinic is part of Mentrum, a TopGGZ institution, and focuses on adults with complex psychiatric problems. Within the clinic, clients work towards recovery step by step, sometimes with setbacks. We offer a safe place where clients can stabilize, learn to better understand their limitations, and work towards as independent a life as possible.
To strengthen our multidisciplinary team, we are looking for a committed psychiatrist who works in a recovery-oriented manner and enjoys building high-quality clinical care together.
What you'll do
What will you do?
As a psychiatrist, you are the lead clinician and bear responsibility for the treatment policy of clients with complex psychiatric problems. You work intensively within a multidisciplinary treatment team consisting of, among others, nurses, group leaders, an expert by experience, a participation coach, an activity coordinator, a GP, and two psychiatrists. We are also a training clinic, and as a psychiatrist, you contribute to the training of disciplines within our treatment chain.
You will also work intensively with the MOT team (substance use support team). The MOT team is a fully embedded expertise team in the clinical EPA treatment that strengthens recovery and motivation through intensive individual guidance from nurses and experts by experience.
Furthermore, this position offers great opportunities for further development. Do you have the ambition to also fulfill a leadership role alongside your role as a psychiatrist? Then you can grow within Mentrum into the position of manager of clinical affairs.
You work in an environment where clients maintain as much control as possible themselves and where recovery is not just about symptom reduction, but precisely also about quality of life and social participation.
We offer you
We offer a meaningful position within a recovery clinic where personal attention, collaboration, and professional development are central. You will work together with passionate colleagues in an open and multidisciplinary treatment climate.
What will you do?
You will be involved in:
- Psychiatric diagnosis and treatment from a recovery-supportive vision
- Providing tailored care, aligned with the needs and possibilities of the client
- Leading, inspiring, and coaching the multidisciplinary team;
- Maintaining contact with loved ones and actively involving the client's network;
- Further shaping and innovating the treatment policy within the recovery clinic and within the other recovery-supportive follow-up clinics;
- Participation in multidisciplinary consultations and policy development.
What do you bring?
What do you bring?
As a psychiatrist at Mentrum, you work from a recovery-oriented vision and understand that recovery proceeds differently for every client. You look beyond the diagnosis alone and work from connection, collaboration, and trust.
You are a strong communicator, reflective, and feel at home in a multidisciplinary team. Additionally, you know how to inspire colleagues and actively contribute to a positive treatment climate.
In addition, you bring:
- A valid BIG registration as a psychiatrist
- Registration with the Registratiecommissie Geneeskundig Specialisten (RGS)
- Affinity with EPA care and recovery-oriented working
- Experience with complex psychiatric problems is a plus
- Willingness to participate in on-call services
Hiring process
Want to know more about this vacancy?
Have you become enthusiastic or would you like to meet us first without obligation? That is also possible, of course.
For more information, please contact manager of clinical affairs Ingrid van der Schaaf via 0629442047 or manager of operations Debby Luiting, via 06-55722418
Applying directly is also possible, of course. You can respond as long as the vacancy is online.
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About the company & team
Working at Jan Thoméepad
Within Jan Thoméepad, clients actively work on their recovery in a safe clinical setting where stabilization, perspective, and self-management are central. Recovery-oriented working is not just a methodology on paper for us, but is visible in daily practice.
What characterizes us:
- A warm and committed multidisciplinary team; including informal weekly lunches with direct colleagues, broad HOV practitioner consultations and case discussions, intervision, and journal club
- Short lines of communication and an open culture
- Much attention to collaboration with loved ones and chain partners
- Room for innovation and development of treatment visions
- Attention to job satisfaction, balance, and professional growth
Additional information
A Certificate of Conduct (VOG) is part of the application procedure.
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