Clinical Psychologist Addiction and Personality Disorders

• a varied and meaningful job in a professional and pleasant working environment where your input is valued;
• a permanent contract for 24-36 hours per week;
• a salary between € 5294,- and € 6918,- (FWG 65) 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.

Brijder is looking for a healthcare psychologist (gz-psycholoog) for the Addiction and Personality Disorders department and the Parent and Child department.

Are you a GZ-psychologist and do you want to make an impact in a team where quality of care is truly the priority? We are looking for a colleague who enjoys thinking along, being adaptable, and working together with us to provide the best care for our clients!

As a GZ-psychologist, you will work as a coordinating lead clinician, rotating between two special departments. Together with your fellow clinicians and the 24-hour support staff, you support clients with addiction and personality issues through Dialectical Behavior Therapy (DBT). This ensures that DBT coaching is available nearby day and night.

On this ward, mothers are admitted together with their child (0-5 years) for a period of 6 months. They arrive clean and work towards their personal recovery, a secure parent-child relationship, and their parenting skills. You guide them through this process, monitor the progress of the treatment, and contribute to creating a safe and stable foundation for both mother and child.

On this department, clients are admitted for a period of 6 months. Within the DBT group treatment, you guide them in emotion regulation, behavior change, and regaining their autonomy. Additionally, you provide individual psychotherapy for the clients. As a lead clinician, you also play an important role in investigating and supporting the group dynamics, both for the clients and for the rest of the treatment team.

The duties

• Providing treatments & DBT: You provide individual and group treatments and apply therapies such as EMDR.
• Intakes & diagnostics: You conduct intakes and psychological assessments at the start of a treatment trajectory.
• Quality & continuity: You monitor the quality of treatment, ensure continuity of care, and support the clinical psychologist in the supervision of colleagues (such as PIOGs and junior psychologists).
• Vision & DBT team consultation: You actively participate in the substantive development of the treatment program and the DBT team consultations.
• Interdisciplinary collaboration: You coordinate and work intensively with the treatment team and the 24-hour support staff on both departments.

Curious about the environment in which you will soon be working? Take a look at our clinic. In this video, you will get an impression of our building, where the Addiction and Personality Disorders (VPP), Parent & Child, and Detox departments work together under one roof. Discover the environment in which we commit ourselves daily to recovery and treatment.

• a true team player who can collaborate well within a multidisciplinary team;