Lead Dialysis Nurse

As a lead nurse within the Dialysis Center, you combine direct patient care with an important role in the development and improvement of nursing care. You maintain an overview of the nursing care process, identify where improvement is possible, and take the initiative in this together with colleagues.

You combine direct patient care with nursing leadership.

You take the initiative in improving care processes and quality of care.

You coach and support colleagues during change and improvement trajectories.

You work together with nurses, nephrologists, and other disciplines.

You actively contribute to the further development of the nursing profession.

You encourage colleagues to look critically at care and work processes and support the team in realizing and securing improvements. In doing so, you make use of evidence-based practice and work together with nurses, nephrologists, and other involved disciplines.

You are also given space for autonomy in the organization of your work. You play an active role yourself in shaping your schedule, where duties are divided into day, evening, and on-call shifts. The Dialysis Center is regularly closed on Sundays; an on-call service is only available for acute dialysis care.

Alongside your activities in direct patient care, you are given the space to focus on one of the nursing focus areas: Quality or Clinical Reasoning & Documentation. From within your focus area, you work on a project basis on concrete improvements within the Dialysis Center and contribute to the translation of new insights into daily practice.