Intensive Outpatient Family Practitioner Youth in Nijmegen

• 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 for 20 to 28 hours per week;
• a salary between € 4,000.- and € 5,294.- (FWG 55) based on a 36-hour work week;
• good employment conditions in accordance with the CAO GGZ, with all kinds of nice extras. Click here for more information about our employment conditions;
• you will join a dedicated team with a lot of knowledge and experience. There is room to learn, to develop yourself, and to actively help build the further development of system-oriented care. You can count on collaboration and substantive support from colleagues and the systemic therapist.

Youz, specialist care for youth and family, is looking for an intensive outpatient family practitioner (IAG) for the Child & Youth team in Nijmegen.

Are you the intensive outpatient family practitioner who loves working with families with complex problems and wants to contribute to the further development of system-oriented care? Then read on.

You will come to work at Youz Nijmegen, where you offer diagnostics and treatment to children, adolescents, and young adults up to and including 24 years old. Within the Child & Youth team, we treat clients with diverse and often complex psychiatric problems. In doing so, we look beyond individual complaints and involve the family and the broader living environment in the treatment.

As an intensive outpatient family practitioner, you work primarily in the home situation. You help families to increase resilience, reduce burden, and break patterns. You are part of an expert multidisciplinary team including psychologists, orthopedagogues, psychotherapists, psychiatrists, and a systemic therapist. Together, you work on appropriate care and the further development of system- and context-oriented treatment.

Your duties

• you offer intensive outpatient family treatment to families with children and adolescents with psychiatric problems, using the IAG methodology among other things;
• you map out family interactions, patterns, and environmental factors and support families in realizing sustainable changes;
• you work independently within families and coordinate the treatment with the multidisciplinary treatment team;
• you maintain contact with referrers, caregivers, and other stakeholders from the family's social network;
• you participate in multidisciplinary consultations, case discussions, and intervision and contribute to reporting, registration, and the further development of the treatment offering

Within the team, you will be given space to apply your expertise and think along about the expansion of system-oriented care. We also work together with PsyQ on a family-oriented approach and are developing our offering in the field of Infant Mental Health.