Nursing Assistant Plus Vascular-Trauma Surgery

• Salary is dependent on your work experience in FWG 30 of the Hospitals CAO. This is a maximum of € 3,548 gross per month based on 36 hours.
• we offer you a contract for an indefinite period immediately for 24-36 hours per week with a probationary period of 2 months
• a fixed year-end bonus and holiday allowance, both 8.33%
• do you travel by public transport? Then your commuting costs will be fully reimbursed
• a flexible benefits system in which you can, for example, purchase extra leave or buy a bicycle and/or receive a contribution for a sports subscription
• unlimited access to our vitality platform 'Jouw Moment' with an extensive range for our colleagues to get started with vitality and access to the online training range from Goodhabitz

We are looking for an experienced and stress-resistant nursing assistant plus for our vascular and trauma surgery ward in Alkmaar.
A dynamic and complex department where no two days are the same, and where you are an indispensable link in the care of patients with diverse, often acute, surgical conditions. Take the next step and join us as a Nursing Assistant Plus Vascular-Trauma Surgery

nursing assistant plus vascular-trauma surgery:
As a nursing assistant plus, you are often the first to see the patient in the morning. You observe how the night has progressed, signal changes in the patient's condition, and pass this information on to the nurse or doctor. You have a sharp eye for detail and know that small signals can make the difference.

You support and independently perform tasks within direct patient care, under the supervision of a nurse. In doing so, you work in eight-hour day, evening, and weekend shifts.

Specifically, you will be involved in:

vascular-trauma surgery:
The vascular and trauma surgery ward has 32 beds and is part of the surgical cluster. We have only recently moved into our new building. The patient population is diverse: from postoperative vascular patients to trauma patients requiring intensive care and observation.
The level of care required is high; patients can deteriorate quickly, making quick switching, clinical reasoning, and stress resistance essential. The workload is high, the complexity great. But for those who stand firm in their shoes, this offers an environment in which you continue to learn and grow.

You will join a professional and close-knit team of nearly 50 colleagues: (lead) nurses, specialist nurses, secretaries, student nurses, nursing assistants (plus), nutrition assistants, and flexible staff. Together, you ensure that patients receive the best possible care.

• supporting patients with ADL activities;
• managing and monitoring the nutritional intake of patients, in accordance with applicable hygiene, safety, and dietary regulations;
• assisting with nursing technical procedures, such as performing checks and observations;
• planning and performing household tasks to support the team.