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 32-36 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 Clinical Center for Acute Psychiatry (KCAP) in The Hague.

Are you a nurse practitioner, do you have experience in mental healthcare, do you enjoy working with complex issues, and are you looking for a dynamic workplace where no two days are the same? Then the Clinical Center for Acute Psychiatry might be the perfect fit for you.

Working at the intersection of crisis and recovery. This is what you will be doing at the Clinical Center for Acute Psychiatry (KCAP). This is a closed inpatient ward for adults in an acute psychiatric crisis. We have 54 beds, divided across two clinics with three units each. Most clients are admitted under a crisis measure or a care authorization (Wvggz) and struggle with severe psychiatric disorders (EPA).

We work according to the HIC methodology and offer intensive care, diagnostics, and treatment. You will be part of a multidisciplinary team including psychiatrists, AIOS, ANIOS, semi-physicians, and medical interns. There is plenty of room for both personal and professional development. Recovery-oriented care, reducing coercion, and strengthening the client's own autonomy are central.

Your duties consist of

• acting as the lead practitioner for clients with complex psychiatric problems;
• the early detection of crisis situations and, together with the nursing team, intervening where possible to prevent escalation;
• determining the medication policy, ensuring its implementation, and monitoring the effects of medication;
• mapping somatic issues;
• working within the legal frameworks of the Wvggz;
• collaborating intensively within a multidisciplinary team;
• further shaping and developing the role of nurse practitioner within the KCAP.