Social Psychiatric Nurse (SPV) Outreach Care

What do you get in return

• Room to develop and to take initiative!
• Collaborating in a multidisciplinary team, with psychiatrists, (KP-/GZ-) psychologists, nurse practitioners, SPVs, and outpatient caregivers.
• Participation in accredited reference meetings, where current developments in care are addressed.
• Employment contract for an indefinite period.
• Salary between € 4,000 and € 5,294 for a full-time employment (FWG 55-cao GGZ).
• An end-of-year bonus of 8.33%, holiday allowance of 8.33%
• Good pension scheme with Pensioenfonds Zorg en Welzijn (PFZW)
• The possibility to purchase a (electric) bicycle or extra vacation days in a tax-friendly manner.

Intro

Are you dé Social Psychiatric Nurse (SPV) who loves to commit to vulnerable individuals in society? Do you want to play a key role in supporting people who do not seek help themselves but are in urgent need of it? Then come and strengthen our Outreach Care team at Mediant and Tactus.

SPV Outreach Care
Hours in consultation

Job Description

Outreach Care

The Outreach Care team is a collaboration between Mediant and Tactus, funded by WMO funds from the Twente municipalities and active in the Twente region. Our team consists of social psychiatric nurses, social workers, a psychiatrist, nurses, and a GZ-psychologist. We specialize in actively approaching and supporting people with severe issues such as nuisance, pollution, and neglect, who often avoid regular care options.

Our team loves to roll up their sleeves and is always looking for what is possible. We do this with full enthusiasm and with a flexible and positive attitude to achieve the best possible results.

What does an SPV do?

The profession of an SPV is broad and interesting, because you deal with many facets within a client's treatment. Essentially, you are the hub of the treatment, following the client in their process, adjusting course where necessary, and deploying others from our multidisciplinary teams when it is best for the client.

As an SPV, you actively seek out clients in their own living environment and initiate care contact. You work with clients who often struggle with isolation and loneliness. You motivate and support them in accepting further assistance. In addition to collaborating with your colleagues, you also work together with family members and other care organizations to optimize the care surrounding the client. Based on your own expertise, you have control over your work, its content, and the way you fill your day, and you have knowledge of the various diagnoses.

• an active person who loves to develop.
• entrepreneurial and creative in your approach.
• easy to connect with, empathetic, connecting.
• accessible with professional distance.
• decisive, active, structured.