Psychiatric Nurse | QuaRijn District Nursing

• Salary in accordance with CAO VVT (e.g., FWG 50, depending on experience)
• Contract hours for at least 24 hours per week. In consultation, fitting your work-life balance
• Possibility of permanent employment
• Room for education, intervision, and professional development
• A multiple-choice system of employment conditions

As a Psychiatric Nurse in district nursing, you work close to the lived reality of clients. You support people with psychiatric vulnerabilities in finding balance, structure, and confidence in daily life. You combine nursing knowledge with coaching skills and look not only at the care needs, but especially at what someone can and wants to achieve.

You are an important link within the district team and work intensively with practitioners, loved ones, and chain partners. With your expertise, you contribute to recovery-oriented care and help the team to continue developing together.

This is why you want to work as a Psychiatric Nurse with us

As a Psychiatric Nurse, you make a conscious choice for personal care close to home. You build a bond of trust with clients and see the direct effect of your guidance. Whether it is providing structure, detecting relapse early, or supporting a client in recovery—your work makes a difference every day.

You provide specialist psychiatric care within the district. Your activities are varied and require independence and professional insight:

• Guiding and supporting clients with psychiatric issues in their home environment
• Performing nursing and reserved medical procedures where necessary
• Detecting changes in behavior and mental health and acting adequately upon them
• Drafting, implementing, and evaluating care plans according to recovery-oriented principles
• Guiding clients and informal caregivers in self-management and daily structure
• Coordinating with GPs, practitioners, mental health (GGZ) partners, and the social network
• Recording agreements and reports in the electronic health record
• Coaching colleagues and contributing to the promotion of expertise within the district team
• Initiating improvements in work processes and quality of care

In addition, you continue to develop yourself through education and training focused on psychiatry, district nursing, and recovery-oriented working.