Coordinating Nurse in Amsterdam

Working at Amstelring means good employment conditions and great extras. What you will receive includes:

• Salary according to the CAO VVT: the aforementioned salary is based on full-time (36 hours) and is dependent on diploma and experience.
• On top of your salary: 8% holiday allowance, 8.33% end-of-year bonus, irregularity allowance, and a bonus for referring new colleagues
• Pension accrual via Amstelring at Pensioenfonds Zorg & Welzijn
• Discounts on, among other things, a new bicycle, your gym membership, day trips, concerts, and (theater) performances
• For young Amstelringers, there is Jong Amstelring: a friendly group of colleagues who regularly meet for professional, sporting, and social activities

As an Amstelringer at Bornholm, you also benefit from:

• Free parking on-site
• Good accessibility by public transport

You are decisive, positive, think in solutions, enjoy bringing others along, and get energy from being operationally active. You enjoy working together, seek connection, and like to create a pleasant atmosphere. Additionally:

As a nurse, you are central as a quality guardian across our various departments. You switch effortlessly between diverse care needs and bring calm and expertise where it is most needed at that moment. You are not only responsible for complex care, but you have an overarching view of the well-being of the various departments.

At residential care center Bornholm, 150 people live with a somatic or psychogeriatric care need. We also have a rehabilitation department, a department with first-line residential care, and day activities. Together with all colleagues, we try to make the care for the residents as personal as possible, so everyone feels very involved. You work closely with family and loved ones, with the goal that residents feel at home and can be who they want to be. Social activities are an important part; there is always something fun to do at Bornholm!

• Quality and medication safety: You ensure that care is carried out according to the highest standards. You are vigilant regarding medication safety and ensure that protocols are followed correctly.
• Prevention: Through your clinical eye, you identify health risks at an early stage. Together with the care teams and involved practitioners, you proactively implement interventions to prevent complications.
• On-the-job coaching: You are an example for your colleagues (including caregivers and nursing assistants). You coach them in daily practice, share your professional knowledge, and help the team grow together toward a higher level of care.
• Direction and collaboration: You are the indispensable link between the floor and the practitioners. You communicate clearly with doctors and therapists, participate in rounds, and translate medical policy directly into practice.