Sociotherapist Youth in Arnhem

• 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 24 to 28 hours per week;
• a salary between € 3560,- and € 4716,- (FWG 50) 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.

Youz, specialist care for youth and family, is looking for a Sociotherapist for the Hera team within the Children's Treatment Center, part of the Leo Kannerhuis in Arnhem.

Are you looking for a challenging job where no two days are the same? And are you a committed, enthusiastic team player who does not give up easily? Does working within child and/or youth psychiatry interest you? Then a position as a sociotherapist at Hera is the job you are looking for!

In our Children's Treatment Center (BCK), we offer specialized treatment for children aged 2 to 13 years with complex autism issues and co-morbidity. Work is carried out multidisciplinarily within the teams. In addition to nurses, the treatment team includes, among others, a clinical psychologist, nurse practitioner, social worker, systemic therapist, and occupational therapists.

Within the Hera clinical group, you will provide care to children aged 6 to 13 years with autism and co-morbidities together with a multidisciplinary team. These children have experienced developmental stagnation. As a sociotherapist, you will guide the children individually and in groups during their stay on the unit. You will also conduct home visits. Through daily situations (milieu therapy), you help to (re)start their development. The emphasis lies on shaping tailored care together with the child, parents, and their network. You will work irregular hours (day shifts, evening shifts, sleep shifts, weekends, and holidays).

• You carry out the treatment, training, guidance, and care of the children.
• Carrying out personal guidance where you coordinate care, make a substantive contribution to the treatment, draw up work plans, write evaluations, maintain contact with stakeholders such as parents and schools, and participate in multidisciplinary consultations and treatment plan discussions.
• You will conduct home visits to coach parents at home or you will coach parents on the unit.
• You participate in multidisciplinary consultations and in treatment plan discussions.

• you have an affinity for children and systemic working;
• you have good oral and written communication skills and you can collaborate well;
• you are decisive, have a positive attitude, and a strong personality;