Bachelor-level Nurse at Parnassia

As a bachelor-level nurse at Parnassia, based on a 36-hour work week, you can count on, among other things:

• a gross monthly salary between € 2,885 and € 5,027;
• an irregularity allowance where applicable;
• 8% holiday allowance and an 8.33% end-of-year bonus;
• a travel allowance in accordance with the mental healthcare collective labor agreement (cao ggz);
• training opportunities via our own Parnassia Groep Academie;
• a good pension scheme;
• flexible working hours and the possibility to work part-time in consultation.

Do you like working in different departments and is flexibility in your schedule important to you? Then ask Denise about the possibilities within the flex pool in Noord-Holland.

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As a bachelor-level nurse in mental healthcare, do you want to manage your own caseload AND be able to rely on colleagues who you know are easy to find? At Parnassia Noord-Holland, we are looking for bachelor-level nurses for Castricum, Midden-Kennemerland, Zaanstreek, and Waterland. Do you prefer working ambulantly, at clients' homes, or does the dynamic of a clinical team suit you better? Whether you enjoy working with adults or want to specialize in geriatric psychiatry, we will look together to see which workplace suits you.

As a bachelor-level nurse, you treat and support adults and/or the elderly with severe psychiatric problems. You have your own caseload and remain involved from the intake stage. Together with the client and your colleagues, you draw up a treatment plan. You implement the plan and ensure that care continues to align well, even when changes occur.

Your nursing perspective helps the team to notice changes early. For example, do you notice that someone is withdrawing further and further or is having difficulty with their daily rhythm? Then you discuss with the client and your colleagues what is happening and what support can help.

• You identify changes in clients and discuss which next step is required.
• You provide information to clients and their loved ones that aligns with their questions.
• You participate in multidisciplinary consultations and coordinate care with chain partners.
• You contribute ideas on how care can be improved and are given space to further develop yourself.

You listen to what someone needs and look together with the client at what is possible. You take responsibility for your own caseload, maintain an overview when a situation changes, and seek out your colleagues when you want to consult. You feel at home in a team where you can share your ideas, questions, and doubts.