Individual Healthcare Provider (Verzorgende IG) in the Netherlands

At Stichting Humanitas, we believe it is important that you can do your work with pleasure and confidence. Therefore, you can count on good employment conditions and the space to continue developing yourself:

• At Stichting Humanitas, we find it important that you can do your work with pleasure and confidence. Therefore, you can count on good employment conditions and the space to continue developing yourself:

  • Salary according to CAO VVT FWG 35/40 (€17.48 - €24.69 gross per hour / €2,735.91 - €3,864.43 based on 36 hours per month)

  • Irregularity allowance (ORT) for evening, night, and weekend shifts;

  • A contract with hours in consultation.

  • Holiday allowance and an end-of-year bonus.

  • Pension accrual via Pensioenfonds Zorg en Welzijn (PFZW).

  • Opportunities to follow trainings and courses.

  • Space to think along, take initiative, and further develop yourself.

  • A dedicated team in which collaboration, trust, and personal attention are central.

As an IG Caregiver (Verzorgende IG), you provide personal and expert care to residents with dementia. Your duties are varied and meaningful:

• You support residents with their daily care, such as washing, dressing, and personal hygiene.

• You perform nursing technical tasks that match your expertise.

• You share and administer medication according to the applicable agreements.

• You signal changes in the health and well-being of residents and take action where necessary.

• You maintain care records and coordinate care with colleagues and other involved healthcare professionals.

• You encourage residents to continue doing as much as possible themselves.

• You offer a listening ear and have an eye for personal wishes and needs.

• Together with your colleagues, you contribute to a pleasant, safe, and trusted living environment.

You are a dedicated and expert IG Caregiver who works with attention and pleasure. You understand that good dementia care requires patience, empathy, and an eye for the person behind the care need.

• You are caring, patient, and have an eye for the personal wishes of residents.

• You can work independently, but also actively seek collaboration with colleagues.

• You signal changes in the health and well-being of residents.

• You take responsibility and think along about the quality of care.

• You are flexibly deployable for various shifts.