Nurse PG D-ZEP - Doetinchem - Den Ooiman - Wonen met Zorg

The Nurse position is scaled in FWG 45 (excl. 8% holiday allowance and 8.33% end-of-year bonus) in accordance with the VVT collective labor agreement. Depending on your experience, we will determine the exact scaling. With our flexible benefits system, you have the opportunity to make tax-advantaged purchases, such as sports subscriptions or devices. Together, we would like to look at the number of hours that suits you.

Are you a nurse who loves depth, clinical reasoning, and multidisciplinary teamwork? Then come work on our specialized D-ZEP wards: De Boomgaard and De Boslaan (located at Den Ooiman).

As a nurse on the PG wards Boomgaard and Boslaan at Sensire, you will work with a specific target group: people with dementia and severe problem behavior (D-ZEP). You will work differently here than on a regular PG ward. Both wards are characterized by intensive, multidisciplinary collaboration with, among others, psychologists, doctors, and paramedics.

At De Boomgaard, clients are admitted temporarily to investigate, stabilize, and where possible, improve behavior. In a dynamic environment, you will investigate the cause of misunderstood behavior during a short-term stay (3-6 months). The emphasis lies on clinical reasoning: investigating together what causes a client to exhibit certain behavior and which approach aligns best.

Once the puzzle is solved and the treatment is established, De Boslaan forms the stable extension. A low-stimulus living environment, where the focus lies on maintaining peace, safety, and quality of life. Here, with a close-knit and warm team, you offer long-term care to clients for whom the correct approach is known. Where De Boomgaard places the focus on observation and clinical challenge, De Boslaan offers security and continuity. Together they form the complete circle of specialized D-ZEP care, in which your expertise in both areas makes the difference.

To be able to meet the increasingly complex care needs, you possess the necessary knowledge of nursing technical procedures. Together with the multidisciplinary team, you draw up treatment plans and coach colleagues in applying them.

Family and loved ones play an important role. They know the life history of the clients and help you to connect well with what someone needs. You therefore actively maintain contact with the network surrounding the client.

You work in teams where you rely heavily on one another. Within the D-ZEP wards, there are shared night shifts, and upon starting, you will follow an extensive training program from Trifier, including training in de-escalating work (repeated annually).

You are resilient and love a challenge. No two days are the same, and that requires creativity in how you fill your day. You remain calm in complex situations and radiate this as well. You can handle pressure, but you also know your limits and understand that behavior is often related to the clinical picture.

• Are you a true team player and do you enjoy working multidisciplinarily?
• Are you decisive, able to set priorities, and do you reflect on your own actions?
• Do you have good communication skills and do you maintain pleasant contact with family and loved ones?
• Are you willing to continue learning and further your education, both individually and in a team setting?
• Do you find irregular working hours (weekends and nights) to be no problem?
• Do you have a demonstrable affinity with this target group?