Basic Psychologist Polish online (450)

You get:

• A salary in accordance with the Mental Health Care Collective Labour Agreement (CAO GGZ) 
• A contract for 1 hour per week (potentially more in the near future)
• Pension and social security
• Holiday allowance based on CAO
• Travel reimbursement

Our partner provides outpatient mental health care with a strong focus on recovery within the local community. They are looking for professionals who want to contribute to accessible and sustainable mental health support, closely connected to the neighbourhood and its existing social networks. Their approach aims to help individuals regain independence and build a life they can manage on their own.

Working within this organisation means collaborating closely with GPs, social care teams, and local partners. Together with clients, you explore who they are, what they have experienced, and what they need to achieve their goals. Through this collaborative process, you help shape personalised recovery plans and ensure that care is tailored, inclusive, and supported by the right people and organisations at the right time.

As a basic psychologist, you will work under the supervision of a (senior) BIG-registered psychologist, conducting assessments, developing treatment plans and delivering culturally sensitive and evidence-based therapy to non-Dutch speaking clients. You will gain hands-on experience, while developing your skills and integrating into the multidisciplinary team.

This offer currently involves one client. There is however potential to get more clients in the future. This means the work can be combined with other practices. PsyGlobal can support you in finding additional clients to grow your caseload through our network.

Job requirements

• Master’s degree WO in Psychology (no LOGO-statement required)
• Fluency in Polish and good common sense in English (or Dutch)
• Availability for at least 1 hour per week 
• Demonstrated experience working with adults 
• Demonstrated experience working with Polish-speaking clients and understanding of Polish cultural nuances in mental health care.
• Proven work experience in diagnostics and treatment.
• Preferably experience within mental health care (GGZ) or a similar clinical setting as a psychologist.

Your added value

• Strong communication skills
• Flexible approach to work and willingness to learn new things
• Ability to work in a team and feel confident in working independently
• Willing to write treatment reports and do administrative work

Employment type: Part-time
Start date: March 2 (approximately)
Salary: €3.803 – €5.730 per month, based on a full time (36 hrs) work week

Work location: Online (or Breda region)
Vacancy closes: February 27th
Name recruiter: Ksusha Skrypkar

Do you recognize yourself in this role? Apply now by clicking the link below. If you have any questions regarding the vacancy, you can contact Ksusha Skrypkar.

After receiving your application, we will get back to you within 3 business days.