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Obstetric Nurse Trainee

On-site in Leiderdorp·Part-time·Added 18 days ago (last checked 9 Nov)

Alrijne Zorggroep

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Our summary

Work mode: On-site, Leiderdorp
Contract: Part-time
Languages: Dutch

This job advert was originally written in Dutch.

Requirements

What we're looking for

You possess a nursing diploma (level 4, 5, or 6) and a BIG registration; and you have at least one year of work experience as a qualified nurse.
You have extensive experience as a nurse within the specialty;
You have an active, collegial, and flexible attitude;
You can work both independently and in a team.
Prior to the training, an admission test is required, which will be administered at the department.
About Alrijne
Alrijne is a care group consisting of Alrijne hospital (with locations in Leiden, Leiderdorp, and Alphen aan den Rijn), Leythenrode nursing home, and Oudshoorn nursing home. At Alrijne, we believe in sincere attention. Sincere attention for all patients and residents in our hospitals and nursing homes, so that we can provide better care every day. And sincere attention for our colleagues, so that we can offer everyone a healthy, safe, and inspiring working environment. As one of the largest employers in our region, that is our goal. Additionally, we are pioneers in sustainability and work every day towards greener care. We care for the people who care for people.
Apply?
Do you want to contribute to care with sincere attention as an Obstetric Nurse Trainee? We would love to meet you. Send us your CV with a personal message included.
Do you have any questions about this position in the meantime? Please contact Marina Zonneveld, Midwifery team leader, via 071-5828764 or email mmgzonneveld@alrijne.nl.
Prior to employment, we ask you to provide a VOG (=Certificate of Good Conduct).
Acquisition is not appreciated.

The role

Do the terms pregnancy, childbirth, and postpartum period appeal to you as a nurse? Then Alrijne offers you a dynamic and challenging training program to specialize as an obstetric nurse. In collaboration with the midwife and gynecologist, you will learn all the knowledge and skills to provide nursing care to the (single) mother and the (unborn) child.

What you'll do

You are responsible for the planning, execution, and evaluation of care for the patients assigned to you;
You think and work along with the development of the department. You do this, for example, by participating in working groups. Examples of working groups are: workload in balance, reserved procedures, and breastfeeding;
You acquire theoretical knowledge at the LUMC in Leiden, where you follow the training to become an obstetric nurse. The training starts annually in February and September.
What do we offer you?
At Alrijne, we take good care of people; patient, resident, and employee. Your future is central to us. You can count on an excellent package of employment conditions including:
A salary in FWG 45 during pre-training and FWG 50 during the training. After graduation, you will receive a salary in FWG 55;
After obtaining the diploma, the aim is to offer you the position of qualified obstetric nurse in a permanent employment contract;
An holiday allowance of 8.33% and an end-of-year bonus of 8.33%;
A special tax scheme to purchase products with many benefits. For example, a bicycle, smartphone, or gift vouchers for Bol.com and Coolblue;
Many development opportunities. We have an extensive, favorable training scheme.

What your colleague says

'I find it special that I am allowed to be present during an important phase in someone's life, namely the birth of a child. We have an incredibly beautiful profession with many moving, exciting, and unfortunately sometimes also intense events.'

What will you be part of?

As an obstetric nurse trainee, you will work in the Obstetrics department in Leiderdorp. The Obstetrics department is part of the Mother and Child Center, which consists of 12 maternity suites and 6 delivery rooms. Various roles are represented within the team, such as gynecologists, midwives, (obstetric) nurses, interns, and maternity care providers. There is a good atmosphere and everyone is ready to help one another.