Nurse Practitioner Adults in The Hague

• a varied and meaningful job in a professional and pleasant working environment where your input is valued;
• a permanent contract for 18-36 hours per week;
• a salary between € 5294,- and € 6918,- (FWG 65) 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.

Parnassia is looking for a nurse practitioner for the GGZ-team Spoorwijk/Laak in The Hague.

Are you a nurse practitioner who enjoys fulfilling a meaningful role within a community team and wants to contribute to the treatment of clients with complex psychiatric issues? And are you looking for a position in which you can optimally utilize your clinical expertise and management responsibility? Then read on.

The Hague is divided into 14 GGZ community teams, each with its own dynamics and character. Our GGZ-team Spoorwijk/Laak consists of a motivated group of colleagues: nurses, a nurse practitioner, a psychologist, a social worker, and a psychiatric nurse practitioner. Together, we offer treatment and guidance to clients with severe psychiatric disorders, such as psychotic disorders, personality disorders, addiction issues, and chronic mood disorders. In many cases, complex social and societal issues also play a role.

We work recovery-oriented according to the FACT methodology and have intensive collaborations with chain partners such as general practitioners, POH-GGZ, clinics, housing associations, and community police officers.

We are looking for a nurse practitioner who feels comfortable in a multidisciplinary environment and enjoys contributing to high-quality, recovery-oriented care. The team works according to the Flexible Assertive Community Treatment (FACT)-model, in which we offer support to clients with severe psychiatric issues in combination with societal challenges. From the client's perspective, this often involves profound recovery processes. We look at possibilities and strengths, with respect for limitations, and place personal recovery at the center within the team.

• You are responsible for the treatment and recovery-supporting care of clients with long-term and/or complex issues.
• You take charge of the treatment process. As a lead practitioner, you are responsible for the treatment and, in close cooperation with the team, provide direction to it, both in stable phases and in acute situations.

• a nurse practitioner who not only endorses the importance of person- and recovery-oriented care, but also visibly demonstrates this;
• able to inspire a multidisciplinary team and provide a strong, substantive contribution to the treatment;
• someone who enjoys putting their shoulder to the wheel together and wants to help build a strong and future-proof team.

For questions about the application procedure or substantive questions about the position, contact Kirsten van Tongeren, operations manager, via 06 - 10668137.