Social Psychiatric Nurse Adults

• a varied and meaningful job in a professional and pleasant working environment where your input is valued;
• a one-year contract with a view to permanent employment for 16-24 hours per week;
• a salary between € 4000,- and € 5294,- (FWG 55), € 4544,- and € 5901,- (FWG 60) based on a 36-hour work week;
• 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.

PsyQ is looking for a social psychiatric nurse for the location in Nijmegen.

Are you a social psychiatric nurse who enjoys thinking along and helping build a new role within our outpatient clinic? Then we cordially invite you to read further.

At our PsyQ location in Nijmegen, we offer specialist mental healthcare for adults. For our outpatient clinic, we are looking for a social psychiatric nurse who enjoys pioneering. Because this role is new, you will receive plenty of space to think along about the content and to further develop the role together with colleagues.

You will join a stable, close-knit, and experienced team in which dual treatment is central. We work closely together, share our expertise, and offer each other a lot of support. At the same time, there is a lot of autonomy: your ideas are welcome and you will be given the space to take your own initiative and help shape our range of treatments.

The complexity of care is increasing, which is why we are expanding. As a social psychiatric nurse, you contribute to the recovery of clients with various psychological complaints, such as problems in emotion regulation, anxiety and mood disorders, personality issues, trauma, attention and concentration problems, and crisis situations. The work is varied and challenging, with many opportunities to apply and further develop your expertise.

• contributing to treatments focused on crisis signaling, stabilization, activation, and lifestyle;
• supporting rehabilitation and recovery, including in collaboration with the social domain;
• conducting individual supportive conversations and, depending on your experience, contributing to group treatments under the responsibility of a lead practitioner;
• care coordination and supporting the lead practitioner during admission or intensification of care.