ANIOS Adults in The Hague

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Parnassia is looking for an ANIOS for the Long-term Intensive Treatment department in The Hague.

Do you enjoy going to work with pleasure and returning home with great satisfaction? Do you like to commit yourself to clients who desperately need our care?

For the Long-term Intensive Treatment (LIB) clinical division, we are looking for a driven ANIOS for the treatment of our clients with severe psychiatric disorders (EPA), often with comorbidity, including addiction issues. The division consists of 12 clinical wards with a closed, open, or independent character, each with its own ward profile and expertise.

As an ANIOS, you will work on the closed, highly intensive wards of the LIB. These wards offer a safe and structured environment for clients with severe psychiatric problems, often in an acute or vulnerable phase of their treatment. Additionally, the department features an Extra Secured Room (EBK) and an Intensive Care Unit (ICU), where clients with a risk profile or extreme dysregulation receive temporarily extra intensive guidance and supervision. Here, ensuring safety, stability, and dignity is central, both for the client and for the environment.

You provide care to a fixed group of clients, but also to clients from other departments within LIB in the event of crisis admissions or increased care needs. The treatment is multidisciplinary, with close cooperation between doctors, psychiatrists, nurses, psychologists, and other practitioners.

As an ANIOS:

• you are involved in somatic treatment and conduct intercollegiate consultation with the Consultative Multidisciplinary Center;
• you engage in dialogue with the client, the family/mentor, and the team to reach a diagnosis upon which you coordinate the treatment and care;
• you actively participate in patient discussions and policy meetings;
• you are responsible, together with your colleagues, for the implementation of the treatment trajectory and the care plan;
• you are given space for further professional development and research, and there is the possibility of 1-on-1 supervision from a psychiatrist.

• this concerns a vacancy for 16-24 hours per week; depending on your experience and wishes, a contract for a fixed or indefinite period is negotiable;
• a salary between € 5294,- and € 6918,- (FWG 65) based on a 36-hour work week;

• You can work independently and result-oriented within the organizational frameworks and procedures and on the basis of the treatment plan