Mental Health Nurse Practitioner Adults in The Hague

You get a lot in return for your commitment
At PsyQ, as a nurse practitioner based on a 36-hour work week, you can count on, among other things:

• a gross monthly salary between € 5294,- and € 6918,- (FWG 65);
• an irregularity allowance where applicable;
• 8.33% holiday allowance and 8.33% end-of-year 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;

We offer a position for 24-32 hours per week with a permanent contract. View all our employment conditions.

PsyQ Haaglanden is looking for a nurse practitioner for the Open Admission Clinic.

Are you a committed nurse practitioner who looks beyond the crisis alone? Do you see opportunities to offer clients the best possible care and do you want to contribute to the further development of our range of treatments? Then this position at the Open Admission Clinic of PsyQ Haaglanden in The Hague is for you! Read on quickly!

At the Open Admission Clinic, you are responsible for crisis intervention, observation, diagnostics, and short-term treatment of adults who temporarily require psychiatric admission to break through their crisis situation. You work with a diverse and complex target group within a close-knit, multidisciplinary team of doctors, psychiatrists, nurses, and social workers. Additionally, you work closely with the Depression Clinic and outpatient treatment teams, which are located in the same building.

Your duties are versatile and offer a balance between independence and collaboration. You perform diagnostics and treatments within your own caseload and offer expertise and support to both colleagues and external partners. By sharing knowledge and thinking creatively outside the box, you actively contribute to the optimal care for clients. Additionally, your duties consist of:

• thinking along with and providing direction to the department's policy and improving treatments;
• inspiring and coaching your colleagues;
• investing in your own development, for example by following courses.

We complement each other and can coordinate directly with one another
Senaida Husaric, supervisor, and Igmar Poulina, psychiatrist, give an insight into the daily work, the special dynamics on the ward, and how a compact team works together here. Read the story: 'Working on a ward where the doors are always open'

You have a big heart for your clients and tackle matters decisively. You dare to think outside the box and are full of energy. Your creativity and involvement ensure that clients feel at ease with you. You are not hierarchy-oriented and consider a pleasant, respectful working atmosphere important. Furthermore: