Nurse Somatic and PG

As a nurse, you know how important good nursing care is. You have an eye for the client, maintain an overview, and know what is needed to ensure the quality of care. But what makes your work at De Slingebeek special is the combination of nursing expertise, personal attention, and the coordination of care in a dynamic environment.

What you will do with us:

• you provide nursing care to clients with diverse care needs and know how to switch quickly when their situation demands it.
• you look beyond the care needs alone. The enjoyment of life, autonomy, and the well-being of the client are central.
• you identify changes in the health situation, make nursing assessments, and take action where necessary.
• you actively participate in thinking about the coordination of care at De Slingebeek. You maintain an overview of the care needs and the available capacity and contribute to good coordination of care.
• you participate in thinking about the intake and flow of clients. In doing so, you look at the care needs, the urgency, and the possibilities within De Slingebeek. You help set priorities and contribute to a smooth course of the clients' stay.
• you coordinate care with colleagues, doctors, and other involved healthcare professionals and work together to find suitable solutions when different care needs converge.
• you take responsibility, think in terms of possibilities, and contribute to a pleasant and safe living environment.

"At De Slingebeek, you get space to think along, look ahead, and find solutions together with colleagues. Due to the temporary stays and the varying care needs, no two days are the same. It is precisely your ability to maintain an overview, set priorities, and coordinate nursing care well that makes the difference. It never gets boring here, because no day is the same. You meet many different clients."

Thus said by a colleague from De Slingebeek.

In the Achterhoek, we look out for one another. You see this reflected not only in the care for our clients but also in the way we work together as healthcare organizations. Care needs are changing and require collective solutions. That is why VVT organizations in the region are increasingly seeking each other out. We share knowledge, utilize each other's expertise, and look at how we can deploy available care and capacity as effectively as possible.

De Slingebeek is a beautiful example of this. Markenheem, Azora, and Sensire work together within this regional initiative to offer transitional care and respite care to clients. Sometimes, due to circumstances, someone cannot live at home temporarily, for example after a hospital admission or rehabilitation process. There may also be a temporary need for a stay with appropriate care and support. De Slingebeek offers these clients a place where they can stay until a suitable next step is possible.

In this way, we contribute together to ensuring that elderly people in the Achterhoek can remain in their familiar environment as much as possible, with attention to their personal situation and the people around them.

As VVT organizations, we also continue to look for ways to work together for the future. In 2027, work will begin on the establishment of a regional flex pool. With this, the organizations in the region want to create more possibilities to coordinate the deployment of healthcare professionals and contribute collectively to the continuity of care.

These initiatives show that in the Achterhoek, we look beyond our own organization. We believe that by working together, we can better respond to the care needs of today and tomorrow.

Your workplace: De Slingebeek

De Slingebeek is a regional transitional facility with 16 beds, divided across two living rooms. It is a place where clients stay temporarily and where personal attention, a familiar atmosphere, and appropriate care are central.

The living rooms form the center of daily life. There is space to drink coffee together, have a chat, undertake activities, or simply be quiet by yourself for a while. We look at what clients can and want to do themselves and encourage them to maintain as much autonomy as possible.

You will come to work in an enthusiastic and committed team in which you provide care to both psychogeriatric (PG) and somatic clients. Every client has their own story, background, and care needs. This requires expertise, flexibility, and an open mind.

Together with your colleagues, you ensure good, appropriate care. In doing so, you not only look at the individual client but also think along about the bigger picture: how do we organize care so that clients receive the right support at the right time? You are not alone. We learn from each other, think along with each other, and are there for each other.

• with us, you sign a permanent contract immediately.
• you will work 32 hours per week. The number of hours is negotiable.
• your monthly salary is between € 3,157.37 and € 4,245.84 gross. This is based on 36 hours per week, of course according to the CAO VVT (FWG scale 45).
• you grow together. Speaking of growth: via the Azora Academy, you have access to the Coachdesk where you can work on your personal goals with a coach
• health is important, and yours is too. With the vitality program Azora Gaat Gezond, you can participate in activities so that you feel good in your own skin.
• we understand that there is so much more than work. Therefore, we like to look together at what the perfect balance is for you between your work and private life.

You have a heart for care and want to make a difference for clients with your knowledge and experience. You look beyond nursing procedures and have an eye for the person behind the care need. Additionally, you find it a challenge to maintain an overview, think ahead, and work towards a good organization of care.

Furthermore:

• you have a level 4 nursing diploma and are BIG-registered.
• you have knowledge of nursing care and are able to identify changes in the health situation of clients and act adequately in response.
• you are able to reason clinically, set priorities, and make independent decisions within your expertise.
• you maintain an overview and actively participate in thinking about the coordination of care, the intake and flow of clients, and the deployment of available capacity.
• you are flexible and can deal well with varying care needs and unexpected situations.
• you take responsibility, show initiative, and dare to think along about what the best solution is at that moment.
• you enjoy working together and contribute to an open and pleasant atmosphere in the team.

And further? We would love to be surprised by who you are, what motivates you, and what your dreams are.

Whenever it suits you. It starts with your response to this vacancy for Nurse at the regional center for transitional care De Slingebeek in Gaanderen. Yes, the Achterhoek then.

And after that?

• you will hear from us within five working days.
• you will meet your future manager Lisa and a colleague during an introductory interview.
• you will shadow for a day (or part of a day), so you can experience for yourself what it is like to work at De Slingebeek.
• together we will discuss your wishes and make agreements about the employment conditions.
• after that, we would love to welcome you as our newest colleague!

Questions about the vacancy? Lisa is happy to answer them via 06-83494714.

Are you interested? Then we would love to receive your application!