Emergency Room Medical Assistant (Trainee)

Are you ready for a new step in your career? As a medical assistant (trainee) in the Emergency Room (ER), you are right in the middle of the action: you are an indispensable link for the team of nurses and doctors. No two days are the same, and that is exactly what makes this work so special.

Put the patient first as a medical assistant (trainee)

As a medical assistant (trainee), you are the first point of contact for patients and families arriving at the ER. You receive patients and families, reassure them, and register patient data in an automated system. You independently perform various tasks for the patients themselves and assist the ER nurses and doctors working in the ER. Additionally, you hold a pivotal role in communication to nurses, medical specialists, ANIOS, diagnostic departments, outpatient clinics, the Acute Admission Department, the ER, and other departments. In the ER, medical assistants work in day, evening, night, and weekend shifts.

Stand in the heart of society at Adrz

Offering the 'Zeeland' patient qualitatively good care, convenience, and comfort. We make that possible at Adrz with more than 2,000 employees, medical specialists, and volunteers. We are ready for our patients wherever and whenever needed. From GP appointments to (super)specialist care. And since 2017, Erasmus MC has been our academic backbone. This is how we keep the quality of care in Zeeland at a higher level.

Welcome to the ER

The Emergency Room (ER) is open 24 hours a day, 7 days a week for patients referred by a GP or arriving by ambulance. Additionally, patients may present themselves.

Indispensable in healthcare

With attention, in connection, and entrepreneurial. That is what you can identify with as a medical assistant (trainee). Especially when you give patients that one reassuring smile just before or during treatment. And on top of that, you can best be described as sincere, understanding, and pragmatic. Additionally:

• you have completed training as a medical assistant (or the willingness to follow it);
• you have a customer-oriented and friendly attitude towards both patients and colleagues;
• you can be collaboration-oriented with both patients and practitioners;
• you possess good communication skills and are proactive, flexible, and stress-resistant.