Healthcare Assistant (IG) Rehabilitation & Recovery

• You earn a salary between € 2735.91 and € 3592.96 gross per month based on 36 hours. You receive 8% holiday allowance and an 8.33% end-of-year bonus. Choose yourself whether you receive your holiday allowance and/or end-of-year bonus per month or per year.
• The position is classified in FWG 35. The salary scale depends on your education and work experience.
• You sign a zero-hours contract.
• You can count on good employment conditions according to the CAO VVT, such as travel expenses and leave days, but also automatic pension accrual and collective health insurance.
• You choose your own supplementary employment conditions (MKA scheme Care).
• You are encouraged to work on your personal development wishes; our Rivas Academy can support you in this.

For information about this position, please contact the head of the Rehabilitation and Recovery department, Lesley Vonk at 06 16 13 88 28. Call or WhatsApp Cato van den Berg (recruiter) with questions about the application procedure via 06 26 00 92 58.

As a healthcare assistant (IG) in the Rehabilitation & Recovery department, you provide care 'with your hands on your back'. Not literally, of course, but you guide clients step by step towards recovery and independence, so that they can safely return home. After surgery, an accident, or hospitalization, clients work on their self-reliance with us. This makes your work varied and challenging, as you deal with many different medical conditions. And precisely at the moments when the department is a bit busier, you are of enormous value. With your flexible commitment, you step in when needed and help us to continue providing the best care.

Your work revolves around recovery. Together with the client, you look at what is needed to be able to go home again and work towards personal goals. Work is carried out in a goal-oriented manner using care pathways, ensuring that every client receives the right support during the rehabilitation process.

You support ADL activities and personal care, but above all, you encourage clients to continue doing as much as possible themselves. You guide, coach, and practice together, always with an eye for what someone is still able to do.

A rehabilitation process lasts on average 3 to 10 weeks. During that period, you truly build a bond with clients and see them grow in their recovery. That makes the work extra beautiful. Sometimes clients even go home fitter and stronger than before their admission.

Additionally:

• you provide nursing care and assistance to clients;
• you provide input for the care plan and report on progress;
• you provide clients with the correct guidance and information;
• you are an important point of contact within the team;
• you perform risky and reserved medical procedures.