Internal Medicine Nurse, Systemic Diseases Care Core

Systemic Diseases Care Core is an innovative department with a total of 38 beds. Here, academic care is provided to 10 different consultative, and for a small part, interventional, specialties. These consist of General Internal Medicine, Dermatology, Immunology, Rheumatology, Infectious Diseases/Tropical Diseases, Endocrinology, Geriatrics, and Metabolic Diseases.

The unit for patients with high-risk infectious diseases (HRIU) also falls under the infectious diseases specialty. Within the Systemic Diseases Care Core, you play an important role in this specialist care. Together, we ensure that our team is always ready when it counts.

The Medical Psychiatric Unit and Nuclear Medicine are also affiliated with us. This offers a wide spectrum of clinical pictures and treatments, ensuring your workday is never the same!

You provide care to patients admitted for analysis, observation, or treatment. These are often clinical pictures that you encounter in few other places. Because there are primarily consultative specialties established here, treatment is tailored to the patient. You combine your knowledge of the various disciplines with your clinical eye. And cross-disciplinary thinking. Your responsibilities include, among other things, the:

Performing of nursing technical procedures.

Coordinating of the care process from admission to discharge.

Providing of pre- and postoperative care.

Guiding of patients in the psychosocial domain, for example with the processing of a diagnosis or during the palliative life stage.

Thinking along and working on new developments and the improvement of work processes. Think, for example, of clustering different specialties and developing a geriatric zone within the care core.