Community Nurse (weekdays) Goeree-Overflakkee

• Salary according to CAO VVT, FWG 50, €3,592.96 to €4,822.50 (based on 36 hours). Great prospect: your salary will increase by 3.6% on June 1, 2027, and again by 3.6% on June 1, 2028!

• A permanent contract immediately, and you choose the scope of your contract yourself from 24 to 36 hours per week, tailored to your wishes and in consultation.

• Travel allowance, 8% holiday allowance, and an 8.33% end-of-year bonus.

• Possibility to make use of the cafeteria plan (more choice system), such as extra leave or a bicycle scheme.

• Access to, among others, HeyCoach, budget coach, and DigiCoach for your development.

• At Careyn, you receive more than the employment conditions from the CAO VVT. Want to know more? View our employment conditions.

Do you primarily want to work during the week, without evening or weekend shifts? Then this is your chance! You will schedule your working days in consultation, so that your work aligns well with your private life. In the role of community nurse, you will be able to use your expertise to allow elderly people to live independently at home for as long as possible. As a community nurse in Goeree-Overflakkee, you will get the space to make independent decisions, organize the right care, and truly make a difference. You look beyond today's care needs, maintain control, and work together with colleagues on appropriate care. With your knowledge, decisiveness, and personal attention, you give people back control over their own lives.

As a community nurse, you provide tailored care in the home setting, strengthening both the medical care and the well-being of the client. You look at the care needs, determine what support is required, and maintain an overview of the execution of the care.

Concretely, this means:

• Determining the need for nursing care through clinical reasoning.

• Mapping the care needs of clients, establishing nursing indications, and coordinating the necessary care.

• Identifying changes in health and encouraging clients to remain independent for as long as possible, with attention to prevention and well-being.

• In collaboration with GPs, family members, colleagues, and other care organizations, you coordinate the care effectively.

• Additionally, you advise and support colleagues with nursing issues and contribute to the quality of care in the community.