ANIOS neurosurgery

• A varied and challenging position within a top-clinical hospital, with a wide range of neurosurgical cases.
• A safe and collegial work and learning environment with guidance from experienced neurosurgeons.
• Space to develop your medical knowledge and skills, with participation in relevant educational activities and training.
• A one-year contract for 38 hours per week
• A salary depending on education and work experience, classified in FWG 65 of the CAO Hospitals. That is max. € 7,269.- gross per month based on 36 hours
• A fixed end-of-year bonus and holiday allowance, both 8.33%.
• A flexible benefits system, for example for extra leave, a bicycle, or a contribution to a sports subscription.
• Access to the vitality platform Jouw Moment and the online training offering from GoodHabitz.
• Guidance and development opportunities via, among other things, the Noordwest Academy.

Do you want to further develop your clinical skills within a dynamic and specialist field? As an ANIOS neurosurgery at Noordwest, you will get the opportunity to gain experience with diverse neurosurgical conditions, collaborate with a dedicated team, and learn from experienced neurosurgeons. You will work on the ward and the High-Care/Brain Care Unit, perform consultations, and can observe and assist in the operating room. A challenging position in which you will learn a lot, regardless of which step you want to take next in your medical career.
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ANIOS neurosurgery:
Together with the physician assistant and the neurosurgeons, you will care for patients in the neurosurgery department, including the High-Care/Brain Care Unit (BCU). Your duties are varied and include:

• assessing and supervising admitted patients;
• performing consultations and assessing patients presenting with neurosurgical complaints at the emergency department, under the supervision of a neurosurgeon;
• participating in the on-call shifts during weekends;
• the possibility to observe in the operating room and assist in surgeries;
• performing minor procedures, depending on your experience and under supervision;
• the possibility to see outpatients.

You will learn to assess clinical situations, set priorities, and deal with complex care questions. You can rely on the neurosurgeons and other expert colleagues. Within the department, there is attention to education and multidisciplinary discussions.

neurosurgery:
The neurosurgery department consists of seven neurosurgeons and one neurosurgeon from Amsterdam UMC who works at NWZ every other week, each with their own areas of focus, including neuro-oncology and complex spinal surgery. Additionally, the department treats, among other things, degenerative spinal conditions such as herniated discs and spinal canal stenosis, spinal trauma, spinal tumors, and peripheral nerve disorders.

Due to the large catchment area, the varied patient offering, and the trauma function of Noordwest, you will gain broad experience. You will work closely with neurologists within Noordwest and the Dijklander Hospital. For the treatment of, among other things, vascular abnormalities and children, there is collaboration with the neurosurgery of Amsterdam UMC.

You will join a dedicated team of neurosurgeons, case managers, and physician assistants. The patient and their loved ones are central; short lines, open communication, and collaboration are important.

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