Policy Officer, Bureau Geneesheer-Directeuren

• a varied and meaningful job in a professional and pleasant working environment where your input is valued;
• employment for 28 hours per week;
• a one-year contract with a view to a permanent contract;
• a salary between € 4000,- and € 5294,- (FWG 55), € 4544,- and € 5901,- (FWG 60), depending on education and experience, based on a 36-hour work week;
• flexible working hours and the possibility of (partially) hybrid working;
• excellent employment conditions in accordance with the GGZ collective labor agreement, with all kinds of nice extras. Click here for more information about our employment conditions.

Parnassia Groep is looking for a policy officer for Bureau Geneesheer-Directeuren, Zorgholding BV, in The Hague

Would you like to contribute to the quality and safety of mental healthcare using your writing talent and knowledge of policy? And do you find it interesting to translate laws and regulations into practical and clear policy? Then we would love to meet you!

As a policy officer at Bureau Geneesheer-Directeuren, you work at the intersection of healthcare content, policy, and organization. You support the medical directors in developing, updating, and improving policy, protocols, and quality documents. In doing so, you contribute to the quality of care and help departments reduce compulsory care. You are also involved in making data regarding compulsory care transparent and the further development of quality reports.

In this position, you will be given the space to apply your knowledge and expertise. Would you also like to remain involved in direct patient care? Then it is possible, in consultation, to continue working part of the week as a professional/healthcare provider.

• you develop, write, update, and manage policy, protocols, work instructions, brochures, and letters. You also draft the annual plan and annual report of Bureau Geneesheer-Directeuren;
• together with involved colleagues, you analyze data regarding compulsory care and handle the associated reports, including the semi-annual and annual submissions to the IGJ. With data-driven insights and evaluations, you support departments in reducing compulsory care;
• you contribute to the further development and improvement of quality reports and collaborate on drafting and keeping the IGJ supervision plan up to date;
• you coordinate with medical directors, quality advisors, practitioners, and management. You identify bottlenecks in policy and processes and make proposals for improvement;
• you monitor the coherence, timeliness, and comprehensibility of policy and quality documentation.