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Endoscopy Nurse

On-site in Amsterdam·Added yesterday (last checked 13 Nov)

Amsterdam UMC

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Salary: €3,171 - €4,776 a month
Work mode: On-site, Amsterdam
Languages: Dutch

This job advert was originally written in Dutch.

Pay & benefits

What you'll get

A one-year contract with a view to a permanent contract.
Classification in salary scale: 7M or 8aM (depending on education and experience). If you have not followed the advanced training to become an Endoscopy Nurse, you will be classified in salary scale 7M: € 3,171 to € 4,492 gross for a full-time employment. If you have followed and completed the advanced training to become an Endoscopy Nurse, you will be classified in salary scale 8aM: € 3,810 to € 4,776 gross for a full-time employment.
In addition, you receive an 8.3% end-of-year bonus. Calculate your net salary here.
Vacation hours: 190.4 hours per year for a full-time employment and the possibility to save up hours.
Pension accrual at ABP, of which we pay 70% of the premium.
100% public transport allowance. Do you come walking, cycling, or by car? Then you will receive an allowance of €0.21 per km (up to a max. of 40 km one way).
Do you come by bike? Make use of our good bicycle scheme.
Free and unlimited access to training courses, including GoodHabitz, in our learning environment.
An active staff association and a Jong Amsterdam UMC association, both of which organize fun (sporty) activities and events.

The role

What will you do?

For many patients, a scope is nerve-wracking because they worry about pain, discomfort, or a potentially bad result. As an endoscopy nurse, you ensure that the patient quickly feels at ease and you guide him or her well before, during, and after the treatment.

What makes working as an endoscopy nurse so interesting? In addition to caring for patients, you work closely with the physician during the scope. With us, endoscopy goes beyond just making a diagnosis. You assist with treatments, such as removing large polyps from the intestine or treating early-stage cancer in the esophagus. You act as an extra pair of eyes and hands for the physician. You ensure that all materials are ready, think ahead, and work together with the physician to ensure everything goes well. Because there are many patients, it is important that you can organize well and maintain an overview. In short, you ensure that everything runs smoothly.

You work from Monday to Friday during day shifts, and sometimes you are available for on-call shifts. On average, you have an on-call shift three times per month, one of which is on the weekend. The position can be filled both part-time (32 hours per week) and full-time (36 hours per week).

What do you bring?

A completed mbo-V or hbo-V education with at least 1 year of clinical work experience, possibly supplemented with an Endoscopy training.
Service-oriented towards the patient and an independent, integrous working attitude.
Stress resistance and the ability to act quickly in acute situations.
A flexible attitude, because during a scope you do not always know how the procedure will proceed.

Do you not yet have a diploma as an Endoscopy Nurse, but do you want to follow the training? That is possible! You can follow the training at the Erasmus Medical Center in Rotterdam or at the Leiden University Medical Center.