Psychologist

• You develop your own expertise and patient practice.
• You collaborate with other healthcare professionals such as physiotherapists, speech therapists, podiatrists, and dietitians.

What they ask

• Master's degree in psychology and meeting the legal requirements to work as a psychologist.
• Ability to work independently and take responsibility for your own patient practice.
• Interest in multidisciplinary collaboration.
• Warm, professional, and patient-oriented attitude.
• Willingness to contribute to the further development of the practice.

• Both experienced psychologists and motivated starters are welcome.
• You take initiative.
• You have a warm, professional, and patient-oriented approach.
• You enjoy multidisciplinary collaboration.
• You want to further develop your own expertise and activities.

• Independent collaboration within a modern multidisciplinary healthcare practice.
• Room to develop your own patient practice and expertise.
• Full independent freedom in working hours, working moments, and patient planning, mutually agreed upon and aligned with the practice's operations.
• Possibility to work both full-time and part-time (as a secondary occupation).
• Collaboration with various healthcare disciplines within one practice.
• Professional practice environment with equipped treatment room.
• Support for the start-up and further development of your independent activity.
• You can help shape the future operations of a practice that is fully in development.