Doctor specialising in medical care for detainees

As a doctor specialising in medical care for detainees, you will provide out-of-hours medical care for one or more sites at the
Police Unit, in a cell block and at a local police station. You will work independently
You make decisions and provide care that has a direct impact on detainees. Find out why!
What you’ll be doing
At Arts en Zorg Groep, we are committed to providing high-quality, accessible care for everyone. This includes
detainees. The work is exciting, unpredictable and sometimes downright tough. You are available
You’ll work from home and only visit sites when necessary. You’ll be part of a
a multidisciplinary team comprising, amongst others, GPs and medical nurses
Care for detainees. In a nutshell, here’s what you’ll be doing:

• You provide ANW care remotely, and may also be available by telephone
  are available for triage and consultation.
• You will assess and treat detainees, on site if necessary.
• You will treat patients (detainees), with a particular focus on psychiatry and
  addiction issues.
• You will work closely with forensic nurses, psychologists, psychiatrists and
  the supervising GP on duty.
• You determine the treatment policy. You also take the lead in coordinating the work of the nurses
  to advise.

Where you’ll be working

Regional Medical Services (RMD), part of the Arts en Zorg Group, provides GP care
to detainees and prisoners in a large number of prisons and all
police cell complexes (PCC) throughout the Netherlands.
You will be working in a professional and safe environment with clear protocols and a spirit of collaboration
and quality are key. If you don’t yet have any experience with this target group, you’ll take a
a comprehensive induction programme with training and support.

Who you are

• You are a BIG-registered doctor with an affinity for people with special needs and vulnerable individuals
  target groups and relevant clinical work experience.
• You are available for on-call duties.
• You will work independently, but under the supervision of a GP, and actively seek out the
  cooperation.
• You are flexible, decisive and patient-focused.

What we offer you

We’re confident that you’re good at what you do. When you start as a locum
When you work for Arts en Zorg Groep, here’s what you get in return:

• You will receive a competitive remuneration package, broken down into an hourly rate for predictable
  healthcare, or for access to care and a consultation fee.
• Option to combine assignments within the Arts and Care Group (under
  more care for asylum seekers, digital healthcare and mainstream healthcare). In this context, we would also like to consider
  to help meet the requirements for re-registration.
• Support for training through an online knowledge base and training courses.
• Support for the Forensic Medicine Working Group, with a focus on
  developments in the sector and peer review.

Want to find out more?

To speak to Nina van Acker directly, please call 06 39 45 12 84.