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On-site in Leiden·Part-time·Added 1 month ago (last checked 9 Nov)
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Our summary
- Salary
- €6,220 a month
- Work mode
- On-site, Leiden
- Contract
- Part-time
- Languages
- Dutch




This job advert was originally written in Dutch.
Requirements
What we're looking for
- You have completed training as a nurse practitioner and possess a BIG registration as a Nurse Practitioner in General Healthcare (AGZ);
- You have demonstrable work experience or the willingness to further qualify yourself in GI/hepatology;
- You are flexible and willing to work at multiple locations;
- You are empathetic, enabling you to guide the patient and their loved ones without loss of professionalism;
- You can work well independently, but also want to be part of a close-knit team;
Pay & benefits
What you'll get
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 of up to € 6220 gross (FWG 60) on a full-time basis;
- A permanent contract (24-32 hours) with a two-month probationary period;
- An holiday allowance of 8.33% and an end-of-year bonus of 8.33%;
- The opportunity and time to develop within your areas of interest;
- A special tax scheme to purchase products with great benefits. For example, a bicycle, smartphone, or gift vouchers for Bol.com and Coolblue.
- Fixed working days, sufficient training budget, and a professional and warm team that welcomes you.
A reference check may be part of the procedure
The role
Care for patients with stomach, intestinal, or liver conditions is increasing, both in volume and complexity. At the Alrijne hospital's GI clinic, patients of all ages with various pathologies are seen, examined, and treated. Together, we build a working environment in which you can further develop in your profession and can also help contribute to our ambition: sincere attention to care and the best care in the best place in the region.
What you'll do
As a GI Nurse Practitioner, your role is twofold; you are deployable in both medical and nursing capacities, allowing you to fulfill a true bridging function between both domains.
- You will independently run consultation hours in the field of GI
- You take the medical history and perform physical examinations;
- You request supplementary investigations, interpret them, and initiate a treatment plan;
- You guide and/or supervise the GI nurses at the clinic;
- You organize and participate in multidisciplinary consultation (MDO);
- You actively contribute to the implementation of innovations such as the digitalization of care pathways and scientific research;
- The continuous desire to improve the quality of care: you provide training, are responsible for the (development of) protocols/care pathways within your area of focus, and participate in scientific research.
What your colleague says
'I work in a close-knit and driven nursing team, in which I collaborate intensively with medical specialists. Within this role, I get the opportunity to actively help build the further development of hepatology within our GI care. There is room for individual initiative, ideas, and professional growth.
In addition to my specialization in hepatology, I also remain involved in other areas of focus within the GI department, such as IBD, endoscopy surveillance, and CRC follow-up. This keeps my work varied and challenging.
Additionally, I make an active contribution to scientific research. I still have many plans to further optimize our hepatology care and would love to take this up with a colleague.
As a team, we are ambitious, we want to continue growing, and we find it important that everyone can contribute from their own strengths and can further develop themselves.'
- Sina Bosman, Nurse Practitioner
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 to all patients and residents in our hospitals and nursing homes, so that we can provide better care every day. And sincere attention to 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.
Hiring process
Do you want to contribute to care with sincere attention as a nurse practitioner? We would love to meet you. Send us your CV along with a personal message. Shadowing the department for half a day is part of the procedure. Apply quickly! As soon as the right candidate is found, the vacancy will be closed.
Do you have any questions about this position in the meantime? Please contact Alissa Stevenhagen - den Boer, Endoscopy Department Manager via 071 58 285 42 or astevenhagen@alrijne.nl.
Prior to employment, we ask you to provide a VOG (=Certificate of Good Conduct).
Recruitment agencies are not appreciated.
About Alrijne Zorggroep
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In their own words
About the company & team
You will join a close-knit team where you work closely with 13 GI physicians, 2 nurse practitioners, 2 GI nurses, endoscopy nurses, planners, and a large team of medical secretaries. Our clinic is located at the Leiden, Leiderdorp, and Alphen aan den Rijn locations. At our clinic, you will see a very diverse population of patients; primarily patients with liver diseases, but also IBD. Other areas of interest within the GI department are open for discussion.
For our team, we are specifically looking for a nurse practitioner with a focus on hepatology. In this role, together with a fellow nurse practitioner, you will be the first point of contact for patients with liver diseases and will play a central role in their treatment and monitoring.
Annually, as a team, we plan a field day to reflect on the steps taken in the previous year and to further shape our steps for the future. So that everyone is utilized according to their strengths and can develop.
At the clinic, it is mainly independent work, which is why we find it important to have lunch together. Because we regularly go for a drink or plan a dinner together, we also speak to each other outside of work hours.
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