Do you work with children or adolescents? The correct qualifications are important for professionals. That is why registration in the Youth Professional Quality Register (SKJ) is a legal guideline for many positions in healthcare involving children and adolescents.
With an SKJ check from DISA, you can easily verify whether a (future) employee meets the requirements and is registered in the official SKJ register. By performing this check, you help ensure quality and safety within your organisation.

Screening gives you clarity on who you are hiring. It reduces risk, prevents mis hires and lowers long term costs. It helps you build a reliable organisation.
A screened workforce contributes to a safe working environment. Our processes are ISO certified, giving you confidence in quality, reliability and careful handling of data.
Both parties receive the screening report within five working days, and you can track progress around the clock. With integrations such as AFAS, the process is efficient and straightforward to implement. Our support team is available from 08:00 to 18:00.
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The success of an organisation depends on having the right employees. Consequently, it is important to make sure you know who you are recruiting and retaining. DISA has created different screening profiles for each sector that can be supplemented as desired.
The SKJ register is a quality register for youth professionals in the Netherlands. Only registered professionals are authorised to perform certain tasks in youth healthcare.
For youth and family professionals, behavioural scientists and youth protection workers, among others. This may vary depending on the position and organisation.
After permission from the candidate, the check is usually carried out within one working day.
In that case, this will be immediately visible in the screening report, allowing timely action to be taken.
Not all disciplinary measures are included in the public register. Warnings and reprimands without disclosure are not publicly visible. However, this information is also included in our report.
The BIG check is aimed at medical professions, whereas the SKJ check focuses on professionals who work with children and adolescents.