Ambulant Nurse / SPV – Forensic Care

Will you, as an Ambulant Nurse or SPV, take on the challenge with our clients at the Forensic Factteam of Inforsa? Together with your colleagues, you will shape multidisciplinary treatment and guidance, through which you increase their self-reliance and reduce their risk of recidivism. We would love to talk to you!

What will you be doing?

As a Community Nurse or SPV (hereinafter case manager), you are broadly deployable. Together with your colleagues, you provide multidisciplinary treatment. At our organization, you will work with an adult target group that faces problems in various areas of life and exhibits boundary-crossing behavior resulting from severe addiction, psychiatric, and personality issues. There may also be a mild intellectual disability. In this role, you work together with various chain and network partners. You ensure connection and think outside the box. You do not give up and think in terms of possibilities to (permanently) motivate a client for treatment, thereby increasing self-reliance and reducing the risk of recidivism.

Your duties as a case manager are as follows:

• You start the day with a consultation in your multidisciplinary team, where, among others, a doctor, psychologists, social workers, nurses, and a psychiatrist are present;
• As a case manager, you coordinate the treatment under the supervision of the lead practitioner. Depending on your background, you offer, among other things, psychiatric and somatic care (such as somatic screening, medication administration), step in during crisis management, provide supportive treatment contact, psycho-education, or care coordination in the areas of housing, finances, and daily activities;
• You are responsible for your own caseload and participate in the treatment that you offer to the client together with your multidisciplinary team. You work on risk assessment, relapse prevention, signaling, and treatment plans;
• You are present at multidisciplinary treatment consultations, peer reviews, professional development sessions, or care coordination meetings with chain partners;
• You do not shrink from a crisis situation and work outreaching, which means you are out in the field frequently and know the client's living environment well.

• You have a completed HBO (higher professional education) degree in Nursing or a related field such as SPV.
• You will join a dedicated, multidisciplinary team where there is room for development, personal input, and humor. We work hard, but we also take good care of each other. You will be given the trust to do what is necessary. Within clear frameworks, but with much freedom in how you shape your work. Furthermore, you feel at home in the dynamics of forensic care, can handle pressure, and always keep an eye on the person behind the behavior. You collaborate well within a multidisciplinary team and see the added value of different expertise surrounding the client.
• You keep a cool head in unpredictable situations
• You know how to make contact, even when someone (still) has difficulty doing so themselves
• You are open and dare to ask for help yourself when it is necessary
• Familiarity with the social services map is nice, but not a must

The submission of a Certificate of Conduct (VOG) is part of the appointment procedure.

Can you see yourself cycling through Utrecht? Feel free to contact Maaike van den Bor (Operations Manager) via 06-54 65 36 59.

You can respond as long as the vacancy is online. Once we have welcomed a new colleague, the vacancy will be closed.

We prefer to look for new colleagues ourselves; we find that much more personal. Therefore, recruitment agencies are not appreciated.