SPV - IHT Youth

• Employment conditions in accordance with CAO GGZ, classification in FWG 55, min. € 4,000. - max. € 5,294. - based on full-time employment
• Lease car to carry out your activities flexibly and efficiently
• Balance budget of € 1,000.00 per year with full-time employment
• Personal training budget for accreditation purposes, of € 2,000.- per year
• Employment contract for one year with a view to permanent employment

As a social psychiatric nurse at Intensive Home Treatment or IHT Youth, you offer intensive outpatient crisis treatment to young people aged 10 to 18 with severe psychiatric problems. You come into view when a young person is in a psychiatric crisis or when a crisis is imminent. We treat as much as possible within the family and the own living environment, focused on stabilization and recovery.

You work in a family-oriented and systemic manner. You look beyond the psychiatric complaints of the young person and involve the mutual relationships, capacity, and possibilities of the family in the treatment. Together with the young person, parents, and the network, you work on stabilization, recovery, and strengthening self-management. You map out the psychiatric problems and the request for help, offer guidance and treatment, and make an active contribution to the treatment plan. As an SPV, you can also fulfill the role of lead practitioner within the applicable frameworks. In this role, you exercise substantive direction over the treatment and work closely with the other disciplines within the team.

In addition to your activities within IHT Youth, you fulfill an important role within Spoed4Jeugd (S4J). You are deployed for acute psychiatric crisis assessments of children and young people during office hours. Together with a colleague, you assess the situation, map out safety risks, and determine which help is needed. In doing so, you can rely on the substantive on-call support and work together with involved chain partners.

You work in a dynamic environment in which situations can change quickly. You switch easily between crisis assessment, intensive treatment, and collaboration with other professionals. Our goal is to prevent clinical admission as much as possible. If admission is nevertheless necessary, we strive for as short an admission as possible and then continue the treatment as much as possible outpatient.

• A meaningful and varied position within specialist youth mental healthcare
• Room for own initiative, professional considerations, and responsibility
• Intensive collaboration with various disciplines and external network partners
• A varied combination of intensive outpatient crisis treatment within IHT Youth and acute crisis assessments from Spoed4Jeugd
• The possibility to actively contribute to the further development and quality of acute youth psychiatric care in Friesland

We are there for the people who need us most. Annually, at twelve different locations spread throughout Friesland, we offer professional help to more than 12,000 people with severe psychiatric disorders. At home, in the outpatient clinic, day treatment, or during admission to the clinic. We are also there in case of crisis, 24 hours a day, 7 days a week.

With us, you can make a difference, and we actively commit ourselves to specialist recovery-oriented care close to the patient. You do not do this alone, but together. Together with your colleagues, with other organizations, but especially with the patient and his or her loved ones.

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Do you have any questions or would you like more information about GGZ Friesland? Call, email, or WhatsApp Hester Kleefstra, recruitment advisor via hester.kleefstra@ggzfriesland.nl or 06-82416969.

We look forward to your application!

Acquisition in response to this vacancy is not appreciated. A valid Certificate of Good Conduct (VOG) is part of the appointment procedure and is required for employment at GGZ Friesland.