Nurse/Support Worker Night Shift

• 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 for an average of 28 hours per week, 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.

As a nurse or support worker, do you want to make an important contribution to the recovery of clients with complex psychiatric problems? Are you looking for a varied role in which you can truly make a difference and do you enjoy working the night shift? Then recovery clinic I is the place for you. Here, you support clients in their recovery process and contribute to a safe and stable environment. Read on quickly!

Recovery clinics I & II are recovery-oriented, clinical treatment wards for clients aged eighteen and over with a psychiatric disorder. The clinics offer clients a safe, stimulating treatment environment in which the personal recovery process is central. The team focuses treatment and guidance on strengthening self-management and discovering and utilizing everyone's potential.

The wards have a challenging and dynamic character: within the recovery clinics, we offer recovery-oriented care and treatment to clients whose recovery process requires more time than is possible within the clinical wards of the acute mental healthcare chain, and whose recovery often encompasses multiple areas of life. No two days are the same - but every day does mean contributing to sustainable recovery and growth.

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:

• Providing care at night: You provide professional care to clients and monitor their well-being throughout the night, responding to support and guidance requests.
• Ensuring safety and tranquility: You contribute to a calm, safe, and stable atmosphere on the ward. In doing so, you work closely with a colleague on the night shift and, where necessary, call in support from colleagues on-site or the security team.
• Signaling and reporting: You observe clients, signal any peculiarities, and ensure careful reporting and handover to colleagues on the day shifts.
• Collaborating and coordinating: You work intensively with colleagues within and outside the ward to ensure continuity and quality of care.
• Contributing to team development: You actively participate in work meetings and contribute to the further development and professionalization of the team.
• Creating a pleasant work and living environment: You contribute to a safe, respectful, and recovery-supporting climate for clients and colleagues, in which tranquility, trust, and cooperation are central.