Home monitoring nurse

As a home monitoring nurse, you are the connecting link between patient and hospital - but from a distance. You maintain daily contact with patients in a home monitoring trajectory and serve as their first point of contact. Your goal: to coach and support patients, so that they can take control of their condition from home and only come to the hospital when necessary.
Think of conditions ranging from chronic diseases to acute situations for which home monitoring is possible. You will therefore work with diverse patient groups and medical situations.

Concretely, this means you:

• responsible for the initial assessment of incoming vital signs and completed health questionnaires

• follows up with patients when striking or deviating information is received

• follows protocols, but also thinks critically about what the best course of action is per patient

• contributes to process and quality improvement in the field of eHealth and home monitoring

• offers support in evaluating and updating monitoring trajectories within various care pathways

• works within office hours and participates in the daytime weekend shift. In the future, these shifts may be expanded to evening and weekend shifts.

You work across care pathways and receive clinical lessons on the various conditions for which we monitor. This keeps you sharp, involved, and well-informed.

Do you want to know what it is like at the Medical Service Center? Shadowing for half a day is possible.
Ask your question or schedule a shadowing moment with Mirjam Kraan, department manager. She can be reached via 06-46 974 868.

You will be working at the Medical Service Center (MSC), a relatively new department that is fully in development. Here, the care of the future is already becoming a reality: digital, personal, and smartly organized.

The MSC is the central point of contact for patients participating in home monitoring. You work in a team of home monitoring nurses and front office staff, managed by a department manager. Together, you ensure that the patient's clinical picture can be followed safely and responsibly from home. In this way, you contribute to innovation and improvement of digital care within our hospital.

Our hospital is part of the Santeon network of top-clinical hospitals. In that context, the national program 'Zorg bij Jou' (Care for You) has been established, through which home monitoring is being expanded to multiple conditions and hospitals. Currently, 19 care pathways are already active within MST, and we are still expanding.

Want to shadow us? It's possible!

• You hold a nursing degree with a valid BIG registration

• You have at least 2 years of hospital experience, preferably within a complex department or outpatient clinic

• You have experience in multiple departments or specialties, or are at least open to working across different medical disciplines

• You have a good command of both the Dutch and English languages

• You have an affinity with digital care

• You have a proactive, service-oriented attitude and enjoy working with colleagues to further build an innovative department

You will join an inspiring and dynamic working environment in which innovation and collaboration play an important role.
In the long term, partial working from home is an option for the position of home monitoring nurse.
You will be given all the space to further develop yourself, for example with care pathway-specific basic training or training in various digital applications.
You will have the opportunity to further expand this monitoring center together with involved and enthusiastic healthcare providers.

Interviews will be conducted on Tuesday, December 1st.

MST is one of the largest top-clinical hospitals in the Netherlands. We offer almost all forms of care and are an important hub in the healthcare of Twente. We work closely with regional partners, train healthcare professionals, and conduct research for the care of tomorrow.

Good care begins with passionate employees. That is why we invest in a safe, inclusive, and inspiring working environment in which you can develop and get the best out of yourself, wherever you work in the hospital.