Care Assistant Plus (somatics) in the Netherlands

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, 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

And as an employee of Het Hoge Heem, you also benefit from:

• Free parking next to Het Hoge Heem, near the Zijdelwaard shopping center
• Free fresh fruit
• Our annual sporty and social hexathlon: together we compete against the colleagues from Rozenholm (Aalsmeer)

Together with the residents and your colleagues, you determine what the day looks like. In doing so, you think in terms of possibilities: what else is possible? In the morning, you begin with the handover from the night shift and help residents (if they wish) to get up. You provide care and assistance according to the needs of the residents. In the afternoon, the focus is more on well-being and there is room for activities.

At Amstelring and at Het Hoge Heem, we stimulate the own strength and self-reliance of clients and residents as much as possible. So that people maintain their dignity and experience more quality of life. We therefore focus more on well-being, and as a care assistant, you will also contribute to that.

You work day and evening shifts: from 07:30 to 16:00 or from 15:45 to 23:00. If necessary, flexible working hours and a fixed day off are negotiable.

At residential care center Het Hoge Heem, togetherness, security, and a good atmosphere are central. Because of this, there are 150 volunteers for 140 residents. Additionally, there is a certain down-to-earthness, characteristic of the region of farmers and growers. Roll up your sleeves, no complaining! Het Hoge Heem has care apartments and group homes for people with dementia. Together with all colleagues, we are always working on making the lives of the residents as pleasant as possible.

Giving attention and being involved—that is what we find important at Het Hoge Heem. You are allowed to be who you are here. We are therefore the proud holders of the 'Roze Loper'. This is the quality mark for nursing homes that pay attention to sexual diversity, both for clients and employees.

In addition to the residents, you will also see many local residents at Het Hoge Heem, for example when they come to eat in our cozy restaurant. Also good to know: Het Hoge Heem is easily accessible by public transport and you can park for free at our location.

Can you listen well to what someone wants and do you want to commit yourself to the well-being of the residents?