Disability Care Supervisor (HBO) in the Netherlands

Do you want to work as a disability care supervisor (HBO) at a location where intensive proximity, patience, and building trust are central? At Muggenlaan 9, you will support adults with mild to moderate intellectual disabilities and challenging behavior.

As a disability care supervisor (HBO), you support residents in their daily lives. You are visibly present and offer intensive proximity when needed. You build trust and work towards a sustainable relationship with residents.

You conduct conversations, connect at different levels, and actively look for ways to make contact. Every resident makes contact in their own way, which requires creativity, strong communication skills, and the ability to connect. In doing so, you guide residents through connecting authority: not controlling, but providing warm boundaries where necessary while simultaneously giving space for personal development.

Within this role, you help residents discover their possibilities and further develop themselves within clear frameworks. You are given the space to work together with residents on their development and on a stable, safe living environment. Light ADL support is provided within this group. Additionally, you constantly switch between different guidance questions, levels, and situations. Here, it applies: you are needed.

In addition to your supervisory role, as a disability care supervisor (HBO), you also fulfill a coaching and signaling function within the team. You share knowledge and expertise, support colleagues with complex guidance questions, and actively contribute to the quality of care. Based on your experience, you think along about appropriate guidance strategies, stimulate methodical working, and help colleagues to optimally support residents in their development and self-reliance.

• You possess expertise or affinity with challenging behavior;
• You are resilient and can deal with rejection from clients;
• You have patience and are willing to invest in long-term relationship building;
• You communicate clearly and know how to connect at the client's level;
• You are creative in finding ways to initiate contact and conversation;
• You are flexible in your guidance and can switch between different situations, conversations, and levels;
• You want to work in disability care and, through your professionalism, contribute to good care.