Nurse Practitioner Adults in the Netherlands

• A substantively challenging position with a lot of responsibility;
• A permanent appointment immediately, for 16-36 hours per week, hours and workdays in consultation;
• a salary, in accordance with the CAO Gehandicaptenzorg, between € 5294,- and € 6918,- (FWG 65) based on a 36-hour work week, supplemented with a labor market allowance;
• 8% holiday allowance and 8.33% year-end bonus;
• Travel allowance and free parking at the door;
• Training and development opportunities suited to your position;
• Annual €750 tax benefit (e.g., sports, bicycle, electronics).

Ipse de Bruggen and Parnassia are looking for a Nurse Practitioner for the Klinisch Centrum Nootdorp.

Are you a Mental Health Nurse Practitioner and do you want to work in a setting where you truly get the space to take on your role as a lead practitioner and care coordinator? At Klinisch Centrum Nootdorp (KCN), you will work with clients with a mild intellectual disability (MID) and psychiatric issues (Mental Health). A complex target group where your expertise, clinical reasoning, and leadership have a direct impact.

KCN is a partnership between Ipse de Bruggen (VG) and Parnassia (Mental Health) and offers closed and intensive clinical treatment to clients with psychiatric issues in combination with an MID. You will work in a multidisciplinary team within an intensive treatment setting, where diagnostics, pharmacotherapy, systemic working, and (crisis) treatment come together. The Wvggz (Compulsory Mental Health Care Act) is applied where necessary.

The multidisciplinary team you will be working in consists of a psychiatrist, mental health psychologists, mental health nurse practitioners, basic psychologists and orthopedagogues, sociotherapists, and occupational therapists. We also have training positions for PioG, VioS, and AioS.

Treatment takes place within the therapeutic climate of the various (crisis) care and treatment departments. For medical care, we work closely with the medical service of Ipse de Bruggen, on-site.

In this position, you have an independent and substantively strong role. You are not only a (lead) practitioner, but also a care coordinator and help to improve our organization and care provision.

• You are the lead practitioner and ultimately responsible for the treatment process;
• You are the care coordinator within the framework of the Wvggz for clients receiving compulsory care;
• You conduct intakes, implement medication policies according to the applicable guidelines, and keep an eye on somatic health;
• You combine this, if desired, with psychotherapeutic treatment interventions such as EMDR and CBT;
• You work intensively with the treatment coordinator and sociotherapists in the department;
• You contribute to the substantive quality of our treatment care by providing requested and unsolicited advice in the policy area;
• You participate in MDTs and coordinate care with internal and external partners;
• You provide work supervision to a VioS (together with the psychiatrist).

• A full-fledged role as a care coordinator (Wvggz);
• Plenty of autonomy and professional space;
• Complex cases that demand your expertise;
• A combination of treating, leading, and developing;
• Working on recovery at the intersection of Mental Health and MID;
• Influence on treatment policy and the further development of the clinic.

• A working environment in which quality of care truly is number 1, and therefore you are too!;
• Much attention to you as an employee, because good care begins with good employer leadership;
• Team and treatment coordinators who visibly think along with you on the work floor;
• Space for reflection, intervision, and support in working with complex situations.