Mental Health Nurse Practitioner Adults in The Hague

At PsyQ, as a nurse practitioner based on a 36-hour work week, you can count on, among other things:

• a salary between € 5294,- and € 6918,- (FWG 65), depending on education and experience based on a 36-hour work week;
• an irregularity allowance where applicable;
• 8.33% holiday allowance and 8.33% year-end bonus;
• a travel allowance in accordance with the mental healthcare collective labor agreement (cao ggz);
• a budget for continuing education and training to re-register;
• training opportunities via our own Parnassia Groep Academie:
• an excellent pension scheme;

View all our employment conditions.

This concerns a position for 24-36 hours per week. You will receive a permanent contract.

PsyQ is looking for a nurse practitioner for the Personality Disorders department in The Hague.

Do you have an affinity for group treatments and the treatment of crisis-prone clients? Do you want to develop yourself in the field of client care or research? Then you have come to the right place. Read more!

Within the Intensive Specialist Program for Personality Disorders at PsyQ, we help clients with a personality disorder in a multidisciplinary team. Our team consists of approximately 25 colleagues, including basic psychologists, GZ-psychologists, psychotherapists, and psychiatrists. Additionally, there are colleagues in training for one of these roles. We work according to the Schema and DBT care guidelines and treat clients both individually and in groups, in the consultation room and, where possible, (partially) online.

The team is open, cohesive, and egalitarian, with little hierarchy. There is room for humor, collaboration, and personal input. We tackle complex cases, including crisis situations, together, in close cooperation with psychiatrists and psychologists. You actively contribute to the further development and supervision of the nursing team and crisis-oriented care.

As a nurse practitioner, you fulfill an independent and responsible role within the treatment team. The position has been renewed and combines medication management with therapeutic tasks, with room for your own interpretation. In addition, you provide specialist care to a complex target group and contribute to the development of treatments, policy, and quality of care.

Within a safe and professional framework, you work closely with doctors and psychiatrists. At the same time, you are part of a growing group of nurse practitioners, in which knowledge sharing and development are central and there are plenty of opportunities for career growth.

The duties in short

• providing group and individual therapy;
• supervising colleagues in training;
• participation in a multidisciplinary treatment team;
• the execution of lead practitioner responsibilities;
• providing consultation to colleagues and general practitioners based on your specific expertise;
• contributing to the improvement of patient care by increasing knowledge within (and possibly outside) the department, with opportunities for research.

If desired, you can combine your activities within the Personality Disorders department with other care programs, such as Sexology & Transgender Care or Indigo (BGGZ). This allows you to contribute to the care of our patients in a versatile way.

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.