Mental Health Nurse (M/F/D)

Within a stimulating environment, you will actively contribute to the well-being and care pathway of patients presenting with mental disorders or psychological distress. Your role will rely as much on your clinical skills as on your human and interpersonal qualities.

Your main duties

• Provide nursing care adapted to the needs and clinical condition of each patient.
• Assess the mental and physical state of patients and ensure regular clinical monitoring.
• Establish a therapeutic relationship based on listening, respect, trust, and kindness.
• Observe and identify changes in behaviour or clinical condition to anticipate crisis situations.
• Administer prescribed treatments and ensure their monitoring and follow-up.
• Maintain rigorous documentation of observations and clinical progress.
• Work closely with doctors, psychologists, therapists, and other professionals to ensure coherent multidisciplinary care.
• Participate in clinical meetings, therapeutic projects, and continuing education activities.
• Contribute to maintaining a safe, respectful, and patient-centred care environment.

Your profile

You are a committed nurse, attentive and particularly interested in the field of mental health. You have a good sense of observation, adaptability, and can demonstrate calmness and discernment, especially in complex or crisis situations.

You are able to work independently while appreciating teamwork. Your communication, empathy, and professional attitude enable you to build a trusting relationship with patients, their relatives, and the entire care team.

You place particular importance on respecting dignity, autonomy, confidentiality, and ethical principles in patient care.

Desired qualities

• Excellent interpersonal and communication skills.
• Active listening, empathy, and kindness.
• Strong interest in psychiatry and mental health.
• Ability to observe and analyse clinically.
• Capacity to manage crisis situations with calm and professionalism.
• Team spirit and enthusiasm for multidisciplinary work.
• Autonomy, reliability, and sense of responsibility.
• Respect for care protocols, institutional framework, and professional ethics.