As a clinical psychologist or psychotherapist in child and adolescent psychiatry, you are involved from the very first moment in the treatment process. You perform diagnostics, draw up treatment plans, and take the lead in complex cases. You work with children and young people (0–21 years) with problems such as trauma, attachment disorders, and tic disorders, and you play a central role within the multidisciplinary team.
What you will do.
- Lead therapist within complex treatment trajectories
- Conducting intakes, diagnostics
- Drawing up and evaluating treatment plans
- Participating in multidisciplinary consultations
- Coaching and guiding colleagues
- Contributing to policy, innovation, and treatment methodologies
- Following and implementing new treatment developments
Work environment. You will work within a specialized polyclinic focused on trauma, attachment, and neuropsychiatric problems in youth. The organization is known for its broad range of treatments (outpatient, clinical, and day treatment) and strong focus on collaboration with the client's support system. Within the team, you will collaborate with experienced professionals in an environment where quality, development, and collaboration are central.
Profile
- University degree in psychology or orthopedagogy
- BIG registration as a GZ-psychologist, Psychotherapist, or Clinical Psychologist
- Optionally supplemented with a specialization as a clinical (neuro)psychologist
- Experience within mental healthcare (GGZ) and preferably child and adolescent psychiatry
- Experience with psychodiagnostics and treatment of complex cases
- Strong in leadership, collaboration
- Affinity with trauma and attachment issues
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