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Merijn Mattheijssen 

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Psychologist Vietnam employees can enjoy being members of a collaborative counseling team of experienced and well qualified colleagues committed to continual implementation of modern methodologies and ongoing professional development.

Working with us, means becoming a part of the biggest mental health care organizations in Vietnam, with opportunities for career progression throughout Vietnam.

We offer a competitive compensation package, comfortable working conditions, strong leadership support, and state of the art facilities.

We expect our therapist to be passionate about psychology, dedicated to their clients, and supportive of their colleagues.
We strive to maintain the highest standards possible, respecting Eastern Values, delivering Western way of counseling.

Requirements

  • At least a master’s degree in a field of Psychology, Child-Psychology, Speech pathology, Counseling or Coaching, etc.
  • At least 2 years of relevant experience in a field of Psychology.
  • A strong feeling for responsibility and able to work on your own.
  • Ability to cope with emotionally demanding situations.
  • Clear criminal record. You have to provide us clear documentation (police check, reference, and certificates).

Application Process

Employment enquiries and/or applications are welcomed throughout the year and should include the following documentation:

  1. Cover Letter
  2. Curriculum Vitae
  3. Two references
  4. Scanned copies of relevant qualifications
  5. Recent photograph

We are the number one counseling organization in Vietnam. Honesty, empathy, integrity, non-judgmental and discretion are our 5 key values.

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-Personal Name: MATTHEIJSSEN MERIJN ALOISIUS

– Permanent Address: 162 Nguyễn Duy Trinh, Hòa Hải Ward, Ngũ Hành Sơn District, Da Nang City

– Phone Number: 08555 15 688
– Email: Merijn_mattheijssen@hotmail.com

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– Personal Tax Identification Number: 8355587600

– Date of Issue: 23/10/2014

– Place of Issue: Da Nang City Tax Department

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