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Geriatric Medicine Specialist in the Netherlands

On-site in Poortugaal·Added 1 month ago (last checked 9 Nov)

Parnassia Groep

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Our summary

Work mode: On-site, Poortugaal
Languages: Dutch

Skills

Parnassia Groep is hiring for this role in several places. This vacancy is in the Netherlands.

This job advert was originally written in Dutch.

Requirements

What we're looking for

you have completed training as a geriatrician (specialist ouderengeneeskunde);
you are registered in the BIG register.

To be eligible for this position, a positive Certificate of Good Conduct (VOG) is required. Checking references and verifying diplomas are part of the application procedure.

Pay & benefits

What you'll get

We offer our colleagues varied and meaningful work in a professional and pleasant working environment. This naturally includes a good package of employment conditions in accordance with the CAO GGZ. Click here for more information about our employment conditions.

This concerns a position for 32-36 hours per week. You will receive a one-year contract with a view to permanent employment. A salary between € 7002,- and € 9725,- (FWG 75) based on a 36-hour work week.

The role

Do you have a passion for both psychiatry and palliative care? Do you see it as a challenge to set up a palliative unit within a progressive department?

Then you are the geriatrician specializing in mental health (specialist ouderengeneeskunde GGZ) we are looking for!

At Antes, part of the Parnassia Groep, we are about to launch a palliative unit within our ART Clinic R2. This department offers treatment to EPA patients according to the ART methodology, where personal control and autonomy are central. Due to a growing need for palliative care for terminal patients with psychiatric complaints, we are looking for a Geriatrician with a strong affinity for both fields.

What you'll do

The teams consist of various disciplines. For example, nursing staff is present, consisting of a variety of nurses, caregivers, nursing assistants, and agogic staff. The treatment team consists of a social worker, psychiatrist, and a nurse practitioner. The nurse practitioners and the psychiatrist are the lead practitioners. Nursing and treatment are managed by the head of residence. The duties:

being ultimately responsible for the content of treatment and helping to shape and guide further developments;
diagnostics and indication;
providing specialist advice and consultation;
performing short-term and long-term treatments for adults;
contributing to policy developments from a professional standpoint and participating in (client) consultations.
providing education to resident doctors and the nursing team.