Nurse

At Emergis, you will find not only a position and an environment where you truly make a difference, but also good conditions. We offer you:

• Salary: In accordance with CAO GGZ in FWG 45 (between €3,180.- and €4,273.- gross per month for a 36-hour work week, amounts as of July 1, 2026).
• Contract: A one-year contract, followed by a permanent contract upon mutual satisfaction.
• Extras: Travel allowance, 8.33% holiday allowance and year-end bonus, 166 leave hours + 35 life-phase budget hours, and an annual balance budget of €1,000.
• Development: Access to e-learning modules from Emergis, GoodHabitz, and GGZ Ecademy and other internal training opportunities.
• Pension: Accrual with PFZW, 50% contribution by Emergis.

Addiction does not always stand alone. As a nurse, you work with clients with addiction problems in combination with other mental challenges. You provide appropriate care and guidance and, together with various disciplines, contribute to their recovery. Do you want to commit yourself to this target group? Then read on quickly!

As a nurse, you play an important role in the recovery of clients.

Addiction care is a specialty that brings many complex issues, both on an individual and a societal level. The combination of this complexity and the scale of addiction problems in society calls for a decisive and flexible approach. Moreover, addiction care is teamwork: almost all treatments within addiction care are carried out in collaboration with various disciplines. In addition, the client's network plays an important role, as they are also actively involved in the treatment, as are chain partners.

The addiction care clinics are located in two separate buildings. Here, care is provided to clients aged eighteen and older with mental challenges in combination with an addiction. Treatments include, among other things, diagnostic research, detoxification, stabilization, relapse prevention, Korsakov treatment, and more. This can take place on both the open and the closed ward. We work on a relationship of trust based on mutual respect, understanding, and openness. Admissions are predominantly short-term, in which clinical detox plays an important role. The emphasis lies on safety, structure, crisis intervention, observation, and diagnostics.

For this position, you can be deployed in both clinics: the addiction care clinic and the dual diagnosis addiction care clinic.

Your role consists of:

• collaborating within the multidisciplinary team and working according to evidence-based practices;
• conducting intake interviews, observing clients, and drawing up nursing diagnoses and methodical care plans;
• providing appropriate (nursing) care and guidance to clients and maintaining contact with their loved ones;
• checking and administering prescribed medication and performing nursing technical procedures;
• identifying crisis situations, taking appropriate (preventative) interventions, and involving experts if necessary;
• registering and reporting the provision of care and performing the associated administrative tasks;
• evaluating the provision of care together with the client and adjusting it where necessary;
• contributing to the implementation of new developments and quality improvement;
• taking a leading role within specific areas of focus of the team.