Mental Healthcare Professional Adults in Rotterdam

• a varied and meaningful job in a professional and pleasant working environment where your input is valued;
• a one-year contract with a view to permanent employment 24-36 hours per week;
• a salary between € 3560,- and € 4716,- (FWG 50), € 4000,- and € 5294,- (FWG 55) based on a 36-hour work week;
• excellent employment conditions in accordance with the GGZ collective labor agreement, with all kinds of nice extras. Click here for more information about our employment conditions.

For the GGZ-team Rotterdam Oost-Capelle Oost, Antes is looking for a decisive Mental Healthcare Professional who enjoys collaborating in a dedicated team and has an affinity for the SMI target group.

Are you a Mental Healthcare Professional and does it appeal to you to independently engage in outpatient treatment contacts with clients from within a multidisciplinary team, and do you have an affinity for conducting groups? Then read on!

The GGZ team is located on the Oudedijk in Kralingen. At this location, 4 other GGZ teams, the Poli, and Reakt are also based. The GGZ team offers outpatient treatment to people with a severe mental illness (SMI). From this location, work is focused on recovery-oriented care. Treatment takes place at the client's home or at the outpatient clinic, depending on the need. In addition to individual treatment, group treatments are also offered.

The multidisciplinary team consists of a psychiatrist, healthcare psychologist, basic psychologist, SPV, nurses, mental healthcare professionals, and a peer support worker. Due to the short lines of communication within the team, quick switching is possible and appropriate support can be provided. The duties:

• organizing, coordinating, and optimizing recovery-oriented treatments for clients with psychiatric and addiction issues within outpatient care;
• carrying out intakes and providing individual and group treatments, with attention to all relevant areas of life;
• timely signaling of changes and risky situations and acting adequately towards them, with management of your own caseload and care coordination;
• collaborating with colleagues, loved ones, and chain partners to realize appropriate and coherent care;
• actively involving loved ones in the treatment process and having an eye for their role and support.