Sociotherapist Adults

• due to the intensive guidance, the gross monthly salary is one scale higher than the standard, between € 2888,- and € 3917,- (FWG 40), € 3180,- and € 4273,- (FWG 45), € 3560,- and € 4716,- (FWG 50) based on a 36-hour work week, in accordance with the CAO disability care (FWG 40/45/50);
• directly a permanent appointment with the position of supervisor C/D/E, with contract hours in consultation between 16 and 36 hours per week;
• ample opportunities for training and development;
• year-end bonus of 8.33%, 8% holiday allowance and pension via Pensioenfonds Zorg & Welzijn;
• 144 vacation hours and 57 balance leave hours per year based on a 36-hour work week;
• travel allowance;
• tax benefit up to € 750 per year, for example for a bicycle, phone, laptop, or sports subscription;

Ipse de Bruggen and Parnassia are looking for a sociotherapist for the Amethist and Barnsteen wards of the Klinisch Centrum Nootdorp.

As a sociotherapist, do you truly want to make a difference for people with a mild intellectual disability and complex psychological problems? At Klinisch Centrum Nootdorp, you offer stability, guidance, and treatment to clients who temporarily require intensive clinical care.

Who are we?
We are the clients of Klinisch Centrum Nootdorp. We stay temporarily within our clinical treatment wards because we need intensive treatment and specialist guidance. In addition to a mild intellectual disability (LVB), we often experience psychiatric problems, such as autism, schizophrenia, bipolar disorders, depression, self-harming behavior, or other complex psychological challenges.

From the moment we enter the Clinical Center, we look for safety, structure, and trust. That is why we need a sociotherapist who looks beyond behavior alone. Someone who understands what lies behind tension, unrest, or crisis and who supports us in recovery, development, and stabilization.

As a healthcare professional, you play an important role in creating a safe living environment in which we can work step by step on our treatment and future.

Your job as a Sociotherapist Amethist and Barnsteen
As a sociotherapist within the crisis wards Amethist and Barnsteen, you are an important pillar of support for clients with a mild intellectual disability and complex care needs. You work in an environment where guidance, treatment, and safety come together and where your professional commitment contributes directly to the recovery process of clients.

You work intensively with fellow sociotherapists, behavioral experts, practitioners, and other healthcare professionals. From your role, you make an active contribution to drafting, implementing, evaluating, and, where necessary, adjusting stabilization and treatment goals.

The care you provide is sometimes intensive and can be physically challenging. That is precisely why you work closely with a dedicated team in which collaboration, support, and expertise are central.

As a sociotherapist in Nootdorp, you are not only an important link in the treatment process, but also a reliable colleague and a stable factor for clients in a vulnerable phase of their lives!

Additionally:

• you provide daily guidance and support to clients during an intensive treatment period;
• you ensure calm, structure, and predictability within the living groups;
• you observe developments and translate these to the treatment team;
• you contribute to a safe treatment climate for clients, colleagues, and the client's network;
• you perform departmental tasks that contribute to high-quality care.

You are a dedicated healthcare professional who stands firmly in your shoes and gains energy from guiding clients with complex support needs.

• you know when direct action is needed and when, on the contrary, calm and attention make the difference;
• you can handle unexpected situations well and switch flexibly when circumstances change;
• you enjoy working within a multidisciplinary treatment team;
• you are able to reflect critically on your own actions and development;
• you maintain contact and professional proximity, even when tension or crisis arises;

Do you recognize yourself in this profile and are you looking for a challenging vacancy as a sociotherapist or disability care supervisor? Then we would love to meet you!

At Klinisch Centrum Nootdorp, you often work with vulnerable clients. Therefore, we are very careful in our selection policy. The application for a Certificate of Conduct (VOG), checking references, and requesting information from the Health and Youth Care Inspectorate are, for that reason, part of the selection procedure.

• a working environment in which quality of care truly stands at number 1, and therefore you do too;
• much attention to you as an employee, because good care begins with good employer leadership;
• team and treatment coordinators who visibly think along with you on the work floor;
• space for reflection, intervision, and support in working with complex situations;
• a team in which you can build on each other and you are not alone.