Obstetrics Ward Nurse, With a View to Further Training in Obstetrics

As a nurse on the Obstetrics ward, you provide (tertiary) top-tier care to pregnant women, mothers, and/or newborns. With us, you will follow a preparatory trajectory and, in due course, start the postgraduate training in Obstetrics. Do you have a heart for maternal and child care? And are you ready for challenging care that requires you as a nurse to work in a person-centered way, and to think just a little further than the standard pregnancy/childbirth? Apply, and who knows, you might soon be our new colleague!

On the ward, you will deal with 'extraordinary' pregnancies, births, postpartum periods, and the care for unexpectedly ill newborns.

We organize care as much as possible together with mother and child and based on their individual needs. Where appropriate, we make use of innovative treatment methods. By taking responsibility in our development, we collectively stand for the quality on the ward. Where possible, even beyond it. For example, we have sought collaboration with primary care within the chain.

As Obstetrics, together with the Neonatology unit, we form the Perinatology care domain. We do this with a multidisciplinary team in an informal, pleasant atmosphere.

Within the Perinatology care domain, on the Obstetrics ward, care before, during, and after pregnancy and childbirth comes together. We treat patients ranging from simple, common conditions to very complex and rare clinical pictures and issues.

Your colleagues strive for the best possible care in both medical and nursing aspects, whereby the individual needs of mother, child, and partner are central, in word and deed. In doing so, we also work closely with maternity care, youth health care (JGZ), and, among others, general practitioners to raise the level of maternity care for the city of Nijmegen and the surrounding area. Through constant evaluation of outcomes and client experiences, we want to make this qualitatively better, more effective, and more efficient.

Do you think further for our patients and for the care of the future? Then we would love to meet you!

• You will follow a preparatory trajectory of approximately 1 year, depending on your experience, before you start the postgraduate training in Obstetrics. With us, you build for the future, get room to develop, and the chance to seize opportunities and stand out.
• Interviews will take place on January 18, 2027. Before this date, those selected will have a shadowing day. It would be great if you could take this into account in advance.
• 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.