Registered Nurse for Mood Disorder Outpatient Clinic in Tikkurila - HUS diagnostiikkakeskus - Vantaa, Finland

The mood disorder outpatient clinic in Tikkurila has a vacancy for a registered nurse starting from August 17, 2026 (or according to agreement). Join our team! The outpatient clinic provides evidence-based, planned, and goal-oriented specialized care for adult residents in the area, as described in the service descriptions. The clinic treats patients with various diagnoses of mood disorders who do not require hospitalization. The nurse works as part of a multidisciplinary team. The job includes independent outpatient nursing work, patient appointments with a colleague, group facilitation, and, as needed, family and network meetings. In addition to individual care, group-based treatment is offered for various mood disorders. The work is performed partly on-site and partly remotely, with remote consultations possible from either the workplace or home. We offer a supportive work community and management, as well as excellent training and development opportunities within a university hospital setting. Become part of a professional team! The position requires experience in psychiatric nursing. Work-related training (e.g., cognitive approach, DKT, KLT) and/or training and experience in diagnostic interviews (MINI, SCID2, DIVA) are considered advantages. Excellent Finnish language skills are required. The salary range for the position is €3,146.75 - €3,342.53 per month, with possible experience and other allowances. Apply before the deadline. At HUS, you are part of the most impactful care. Eligibility requirements: - Licensed nurse. - Good spoken and written Finnish language skills, and satisfactory spoken and written Swedish language skills, or good Swedish skills and satisfactory Finnish skills. - Vaccination against infectious diseases according to the Communicable Diseases Act is required for those working in client and patient facilities, and health status verification for tuberculosis is required for healthcare workers.