Clinical Psychologist Eating Disorders

At Emergis, you will find not only a position and an environment where you truly make a difference, but also good conditions. We offer you:

• Salary: In accordance with CAO GGZ in FWG 70 (between €5,988.- and €8,146.- gross per month based on a 36-hour work week, amounts as of July 1, 2026).
• Contract: A one-year contract, followed by a permanent contract upon mutual satisfaction.
• Extras: Travel allowance, 8.33% holiday allowance and year-end bonus, 166 leave hours + 35 life-phase budget hours, and an annual balance budget of €1,000.
• Development: Access to e-learning modules from Emergis, GoodHabitz, and GGZ Ecademy and other internal training opportunities.
• Pension: Accrual with PFZW, 50% contribution by Emergis.

We are looking for a clinical psychologist with a heart for mental healthcare. You recognize yourself in the following:

Do you want to make a difference for clients with an eating disorder and contribute to their recovery process? For our specialist Eating Disorders department, we are looking for a clinical psychologist who enjoys working within an expert multidisciplinary team. A role in which your expertise, clinical leadership, and commitment contribute directly to high-quality care and sustainable change.

The eating disorders department offers (highly) specialized care to children, adolescents, and adults. Clients can receive guidance in various ways: individually or in groups, inpatient, outpatient, and via day or part-time programs. Together with GPs, hospitals, municipalities, dietitians, and experts by experience, you create a safe environment and offer guidance that aligns with the needs of clients and their loved ones.

We do not do this alone, but together in the Eating Disorder Experts Network (ÉÉN), a national collaboration between Emergis, PsyQ, and Youz. This collaboration is TOPGGz-certified, which stands for high quality and effective treatment methods. With evidence-based treatment forms such as family-based therapy for youth and cognitive behavioral therapy for adults, we support clients and their loved ones step by step toward recovery, where every achievement counts and truly makes a difference.

In the role of clinical psychologist, you play an important role in the recovery of clients.

Your role consists of:

• Diagnostics: You independently conduct intake and assessment interviews, analyze the connection between psychological, physical, and social factors, and report results back to the client, family, and referrers.
• Developing and implementing treatment plans: You develop treatment plans and discuss them within the multidisciplinary team, independently carry out psychological treatments, monitor and evaluate the progress and safety of clients, report to referrers, and ensure file management and administration.
• Informing, advising, and coordinating: You advise other disciplines regarding the psychotherapeutic part of the treatment and, upon request, coordinate and supervise activities within the treatment team.
• Participating in quality policy and care innovation: You contribute to quality improvement and innovation of the care offering, translate professional developments into improvement strategies, support consultation and prevention activities, and give lectures on developments within psychotherapy.