ANIOS Parnassia in the Netherlands

As a junior doctor, do you want to discover what makes psychiatry so fascinating, specifically within the daily living environment of your client? At Parnassia Noord-Holland, as an ANIOS within our outpatient teams, you will be given the space to gain experience, under the supervision of a psychiatrist and with dedicated colleagues nearby. You look beyond the symptoms and discover how mental health, physical health, and a person's living environment influence one another. We would love to meet you for our outpatient teams in Castricum, Midden-Kennemerland, Zaanstreek, and Waterland. Whether your interest lies with adults or the elderly: together we will see which team suits you.

As an ANIOS at Parnassia, you will treat and support adults and/or the elderly with severe psychiatric problems. Within an outpatient team, you follow clients while they live at home and continue their daily lives. Because of this, you see what treatment means for someone and which factors help or hinder their recovery.

• Under the supervision of a psychiatrist, you perform intakes and somatic examinations and contribute to the treatment. You conduct conversations on location and, depending on the team and the care requirement, at the clients' homes. Together with your client, loved ones, and other involved healthcare providers, you work towards recovery, stability, and self-management.
• You map out mental and physical complaints and learn how these influence each other.
• You conduct follow-up conversations, monitor the progress of the treatment, and discuss your findings with the psychiatrist.
• Where necessary, you monitor the physical health of your clients.
• You work closely with psychiatrists, nurses, and other practitioners and coordinate care with them.
• You participate in case discussions and deepen your knowledge of psychiatry through continuing and postgraduate education.
• Are you running into something or do you want to discuss a treatment choice? You can consult quickly. During planned supervision and upon request, you and the psychiatrist take the time to investigate what a situation requires and what you can learn from it.

Are you interested in scientific research? Then you can explore what possibilities there are to contribute to it.

You are curious about the story behind the complaints. How does someone live? Which people are important? And what is needed to pick up daily life again? You listen, ask follow-up questions, and involve the client's loved ones in the treatment where possible.

• You find it interesting to follow clients for longer periods and see how their recovery develops. You take responsibility within your role, know when to consult, and are open to feedback.
• You have a medical degree and are BIG-registered as a physician.
• You have an interest in outpatient psychiatry and enjoy working together with different disciplines.
• You are willing to work evening, night, and weekend shifts.
• You have an AGB code.