Klinisch psycholoog/GZ-psycholoog Eetstoornissen

As a clinical psychologist or EAT disorder psychologist, you will provide treatment and diagnosis according to multidisciplinary guidelines, both individually and in groups. You will treat both adolescents and adults and their systems. You will actively contribute to the further development of the treatment policy of the eating disorder team. You will process intakes, observations, and guidance results and ensure documentation. In consultation with the client and their relatives, you will develop the treatment plan. You will work in a multidisciplinary team, where cooperation, collegiality, and an interview/supervision structure are very important. Finally, you will also provide work guidance.

Requirements

• A completed training as a GZ psychologist or clinical psychologist, possibly supplemented with a training as a psychotherapist;
• A valid BIG registration as a GZ psychologist or psychotherapist and AGB code;
• Good social skills: you must be able to listen, inspire, and motivate and be able to deal with resistance;
• You are stress-resistant, flexible, and have an active, open, and inquiring attitude;
• You are creative when it comes to finding solutions and have a sense of humor;
• You are available for at least 24 hours a week.

Benefits

• A meaningful job with room for personal and professional development.
• A personal education budget.
• A contribution to your travel expenses.
• A fixed end-of-year payment (13th month).
• A good pension scheme via PFZW.
• 23 vacation days (based on 36 hours), with the possibility of buying additional days.
• 35 LFB leave hours per year (based on 36 hours).
• A balance regulation of € 1,000 per year (based on 36 hours), which can be used for extra leave, education/training, or payment in cash.