Nurse Specialist Lung Oncology (In Training)

As a nurse specialist within thoracic oncology, you make a significant contribution to the care of patients with lung cancer. You are particularly involved with patients undergoing systemic treatment, where part of the care takes place within the context of clinical studies.

Within this role, you work closely with a specialized and dedicated team of pulmonologists, nurse specialists, oncology nurses, and other involved healthcare professionals. This makes your work varied, challenging, and independent, with plenty of room for personal development.

You maintain an independent therapeutic relationship with patients, utilizing medical and nursing protocols in doing so. For patients, you are a fixed point of contact throughout their treatment trajectory. You guide them during various phases of treatment and actively contribute to the continuity of care. Additionally, you coordinate and organize the care process within the thoracic oncology care pathway and contribute to an optimally organized treatment trajectory.

Scientific research forms an important part of this position. You make an active contribution to nursing and medical scientific research within the research clinic and perform study-related procedures. In doing so, you are part of an interdisciplinary research team in which you are involved in drug research and research within the nursing domain. With this, you contribute not only to the development of new insights and treatment possibilities but also to the further improvement of patient care.

Additionally, you play an important role in knowledge sharing and professional development. You continuously develop your own expertise and stimulate the professional growth of colleagues, both within and outside the organization. You also make an active contribution to broadening knowledge regarding clinical themes and work processes for nurses, medical students, residents, and other involved professionals.

The vacancy can be filled immediately.

You are an independent, enthusiastic, and energetic professional who enjoys working in a complex and innovative healthcare environment. You combine clinical expertise with organizational insight and feel at home in a multidisciplinary team where patient care, research, and development converge.

• You are able to provide care independently, coordinate treatment trajectories, and build a sustainable therapeutic relationship with patients.

You are a strong communicator, take responsibility for your own professional development, and actively contribute to the development of colleagues and the further improvement of care. With your involvement and expertise, you make a valuable contribution to the care of patients within thoracic oncology.

• During the training trajectory, an adjusted classification applies, namely salary scale 9M. After successful completion of the trajectory, classification in function scale 10M follows.
• For a training position, a temporary appointment is offered for the duration of the training, with a view to permanent employment. If you are already qualified, we offer you a fixed-term contract with a view to permanent employment.
• Would you first like to experience what it is like to work within our team? You are very welcome to shadow us for a half-day or a full day. This will give you a good impression of the position, the team, and our way of working. Please feel free to contact us to discuss the possibilities. We would love to tell you more about our work and the opportunities this position offers you.
• A Certificate of Conduct (VOG) is required for this position.

We are recruiting for this vacancy ourselves. We do not appreciate acquisition; however, sharing within your network is welcome.