Nurse Practitioner in Training Gastrointestinal Surgery

• Contract: You will receive employment for the duration of the training for 32 to 36 hours per week.
• Salary: During the training, you will be scaled based on your current position and work experience. We would, of course, like to discuss this with you during the employment conditions interview.
• Days off: You can use 144 vacation hours and 57 hours of Personal Life Stage Budget (PLB) per year to take time off when it suits you and in consultation with your supervisor (based on 36 hours).
• Work extras: Additionally, you will also receive an 8.33% holiday allowance and an 8.33% year-end bonus, together amounting to approximately two extra monthly salaries per year!

*(based on 36 hours, CAO Hospitals).

You guide patients with various digestive tract disorders. The majority of the patients have an oncological condition. Together with physician assistants, dietitians, surgeons, nurses, physiotherapists, and other colleagues, you provide the best possible care. It is a varied and educational environment in which you get to know the entire care process closely. Our team is involved and enthusiastic: we celebrate successes, help each other, and work together to ensure a pleasant working atmosphere.

As a nurse practitioner in training, you are an important link within Gastrointestinal Surgery. You work primarily on the nursing ward, where you perform daily rounds and guide patients during their admission. You have an active role in their treatment trajectory. This includes conducting family meetings, outlining the treatment policy, and performing medical procedures where necessary. Additionally, you actively participate in multidisciplinary consultations and contribute ideas for improvements in protocols and care pathways.

The focus is currently on the nursing ward. In the future, we are looking at the possibilities to also make outpatient clinics part of the duties.

• The prehabilitation trajectory: Before patients undergo surgery, you guide them together with physiotherapists and nurse consultants regarding movement, nutrition, lifestyle, and mental preparation. This way, patients recover faster, have fewer complications, and can often go home earlier to continue recovering in their own environment.
• Scientific research: During your training, you will gain experience in research. You guide patients participating in studies, provide them with clear information about the research, and translate the outcomes into daily practice. In this way, you combine learning and working and actively contribute to improving care for future patients.

You are eager to learn, decisive, and have an eye and ear for patients and colleagues. Even when it is busy, you remain calm and maintain an overview. You work independently, but also seek collaboration with different disciplines. Additionally, you seize opportunities to learn and further develop yourself. You actively think along about how care can be improved.

The training starts in September 2027 in collaboration with Hanze in Groningen. The training lasts 2 years. Once every two weeks there is a study day and the average study load is 20 hours per week. For admission, Hanze University of Applied Sciences assesses whether your educational level is sufficient. During the training, you will be guided by a surgeon and a nurse practitioner, so that you are well prepared for your future role.

• Heleen Nap (Team Manager Oncology Center) via heleen.nap@frisiusmc.nl.
• Oda Prins (Nurse Practitioner GI) via oda.prins@frisiusmc.nl.

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