MBO 4 Nurse OSU | Mental Health & Korsakov Care | Doorn | QuaRijn

Are you a nurse who gets energy from observing, analyzing, and unraveling complex situations? Do you find it challenging to look beyond just the diagnosis and work together with a multidisciplinary team to investigate what a client truly needs? Then the new Observation and Screening Unit (OSU) in Doorn is the place for you. For our OSU, we are looking for an MBO nurse with an affinity for psychiatry, addiction care, neurocognitive disorders such as Korsakov, and complex behavioral issues. A professional who is curious, reasons clinically, and enjoys making an active contribution to recovery, stabilization, and future prospects.

Working at the OSU: care with depth

The Observation and Screening Unit (OSU) is an innovative and specialist department within QuaRijn. Here, clients stay temporarily to carefully map out their situation. Together, we investigate what lies behind behavior, bring possibilities and limitations into view, and look at which support, treatment, or living arrangement best fits.

You will work with clients dealing with, among other things:

• Korsakov issues and other neurocognitive disorders
• Psychiatric disorders
• Addiction issues
• Complex behavioral and care issues

No two days are the same. It is precisely that diversity that makes the work challenging and meaningful.

As a nurse at the OSU, you are much more than just a caregiver. You are an important link in the observation and screening process.

You:

• Observes and signals behavior, patterns, and changes.
• Makes an active contribution to diagnostics and imaging.
• Coordinates and evaluates care surrounding clients.
• Works intensively within a multidisciplinary team.
• Contributes to a safe, stable, and recovery-oriented environment.
• Helps provide direction to the client's follow-up trajectory.

Your observations and nursing expertise are of great value in determining appropriate follow-up care.

• You work in a new specialist department within QuaRijn.
• You combine knowledge from elderly care, psychiatry, addiction care, and Korsakov care.
• You get plenty of room to help build the development of an innovative department.
• You work in an environment where observing, clinical reasoning, and professional collaboration are central.
• You have a direct influence on the quality of life and future of clients.
• You become part of a dedicated multidisciplinary team in which expertise is shared and valued.
• You get the chance to further develop yourself within a unique and specialist field of work.

At the OSU, it is not just about providing care, but above all about understanding. What causes certain behavior? Which factors play a role? What support does someone need to experience perspective again?

As a nurse, you get the space to be curious, ask questions, make connections, and arrive at the best insights together with colleagues. In doing so, you make a direct contribution to an appropriate follow-up trajectory and a better future for the client.

Are you that nurse who looks further, is analytically strong, and enjoys working in a dynamic and specialist environment? Then we would love to meet you at the Observation and Screening Unit of QuaRijn in Doorn.

• You provide person-centered nursing care.
• You coordinate the daily care surrounding clients.
• You observe changes in behavior, health, cognition, and functioning.
• You apply clinical reasoning and translate observations into appropriate interventions.
• You signal risks and discuss findings within the treatment team.
• You perform nursing-technical procedures.
• You stimulate clients toward independence and self-management.
• You guide colleagues based on your nursing expertise.
• You monitor the quality and continuity of care.
• You make an active contribution to the further development of the OSU.

• Is curious about the person behind the behavior.
• Enjoys puzzling and making connections.
• Stands firmly in your shoes.
• Maintains calm in complex situations.
• Takes professional responsibility.
• Looks further than protocols alone.
• Gets energy from collaborating within a multidisciplinary team.
• Wants to continue learning and developing.

• Diploma MBO Nurse level 4.
• A valid BIG registration.
• Competence in nursing-technical procedures.
• Affinity or experience with psychiatry, mental health, addiction care, Korsakov care, or complex behavior.
• Strong observation and analysis skills.
• Good communication skills.
• A professional and inquisitive attitude.
• The ability to work independently and multidisciplinarily.

• Experience within mental health, addiction care, neurology, brain injury (NAH), rehabilitation care, or Korsakov care.
• Experience with misunderstood or complex behavior.
• Experience with care coordination and clinical reasoning.

• Client-oriented
• Clinical reasoning
• Observant and analytical
• Coordinating ability
• Strong communicator
• Collaboration-oriented
• Responsible
• Organizationally skilled
• Resistant to stress
• Curious and development-oriented

• A contract of 16 to 32 hours per week.
• Salary in accordance with CAO VVT FWG 45.
• Year-end bonus of 8.33% and holiday allowance.
• A good pension scheme.
• A flexible benefits system.
• Room for training, development, and growth opportunities.
• The possibility to further specialize in Korsakov care, psychiatry, behavioral issues, and observation care.
• An expert multidisciplinary team including nurses, caregivers, psychologists, specialists in geriatric medicine, and other practitioners.
• Plenty of room for personal initiative and professional influence.
• The unique chance to help build a new specialist facility from the start.
• Working in a new team. You will join an ambitious team of care and treatment professionals. Together, you will build the culture, collaboration, and quality of the OSU. Your nursing expertise is indispensable in this.
• Within the OSU, the values Close, Driven, and Curious are central. We believe that good care begins with sincere attention, craftsmanship, and the willingness to keep learning.

Do you want to work in a department where nursing care, behavior, recovery, and development come together? And does the combination of elderly care, psychiatry, addiction issues, and Korsakov care appeal to you?

Apply directly via the application button.

Do you want more information about the position or the OSU first? Please feel free to contact us. We would love to tell you more about this special challenge.

Your observations can make the difference between getting stuck and moving forward.

That is why we are looking for a nurse who looks further, thinks critically, makes connections, and sees opportunities where others see limitations.

Do you recognize yourself in this? Then we would love to meet you!