Case Management Nurse Hematology

• Using your nursing expertise, provide direction regarding the quality and coherence of care in Hematology.
• In addition to your work in the clinic and day treatment, you take initiative in improvement projects and help colleagues apply new working methods.
• You stay close to the patient. The experiences of patients and their loved ones help you to see what can be improved in daily care.

As a Case Management Nurse Hematology on ward A2 in Nieuwegein, you combine specialist patient care with an active role in care coordination, quality improvement, and knowledge sharing. You care for patients with various hematological conditions, including acute leukemia, and for patients undergoing stem cell transplantation.

You work alternatingly in the clinic and the day treatment unit. You closely monitor the health status of patients, recognize changes, and tailor nursing care to what they need. During intensive treatment trajectories, you provide explanations and guidance to patients and their loved ones. In doing so, you work together with fellow nurses, nurse practitioners, physician assistants, physician assistants, and hematologists.

From your role as a case management nurse, you also look at the coherence and organization of care. You identify bottlenecks, discuss them with the relevant colleagues, and take the initiative to implement improvements. You help the team translate agreements into daily practice and look together to see if changes yield the desired result.

You do this, for example, by:

• Picking up points for improvement from patient care and working them out together with colleagues in a quality project.
• Contributing to clear and workable nursing care processes within working groups.
• Supporting colleagues with complex care questions and involving them in new knowledge and working methods.
• Guiding students and new colleagues and sharing your knowledge about hematological care.

You involve colleagues in changes and make room for their experiences and ideas. In this way, you help the team to learn together and further improve care for patients.

On Hematology A2 in Nieuwegein, you work in a dedicated team with 24 clinical beds and 16 day treatment spots. Here, we treat and guide patients with malignant hematological conditions. Because patients are often under our care for longer periods, you get to know them and their loved ones well.

Within the team, professional depth and enjoyment in the work go hand in hand. Colleagues share their knowledge, learn from each other, and look together for ways to improve care. As a case management nurse, you take the initiative in this and help colleagues to turn ideas into improvements.

Curious about the ward and your future colleagues? Take a look on Instagram via @hematologieheldena2.

• A salary between € 3,463 - € 4,914 gross per month (FWG scale 50 Hospital Collective Labor Agreement), based on 36 hours per week. We will tailor your salary to your training and work experience.
• A one-year contract for 32-36 hours per week, with a view to permanent employment.
• 8.33% end-of-year bonus in December and 8.33% holiday allowance.
• A pension scheme with PFZW, in which St. Antonius pays 50% of the pension premium.
• Annually 57 hours Personal Life Phase Budget based on a 36-hour work week, which you can use in a way that suits your life stage.
• Tax benefits via our Flexible Benefits System. With this, you can use part of your gross salary for, for example, a bicycle, fitness and sports, study costs, extra travel expenses, or a device.
• Plenty of room to develop professionally and personally via our extensive learning platform with live training and e-learnings.
• Through Epassi, Benefits at Work, and Tickets for Good, you get access to activities, workshops, events, and cultural outings, often for only the administrative costs.

You connect your experience in patient care to a broader view of the ward. When you see that something can be done better, you investigate what is happening and involve the right colleagues in a solution. You can explain why a change is necessary, listen to questions, and help others to get started with it.

In the case of complex care questions, you maintain an overview and seek collaboration. You share your knowledge and give colleagues space to think and learn for themselves. In doing so, the needs of patients and their loved ones remain your starting point.

• A HBO-nursing degree (Bachelor of Nursing) and at least two years of work experience as a nurse.
• Experience with coordinating nursing care and an active contribution to quality improvement.
• A degree in oncology nursing and/or a completed EPA Hematology, or the willingness to follow the required training.
• Willingness to work all days and shifts.

Nice to have

• Work experience within hematology or oncology.
• Experience as a case management nurse.
• Experience in guiding colleagues through changes in care.

Are you doubting whether your experience matches this role? We would love to discuss what you bring to the table.

At St. Antonius, you work on (highly) complex care with your heart in the right place. We are a top-clinical teaching hospital where patient care, education, and research go hand in hand. Thanks to our size, we make a real impact, but remain agile and personal.

Our clinical priorities are heart & vascular, lungs, and cancer. Additionally, we are one of the leaders in the Netherlands in the field of value-based care. This means that we do not only look at what is medically possible, but especially at what truly makes a difference for the individual patient. By structurally measuring the most important outcomes and learning together, also with the other Santeon hospitals, we make care a little bit better every day. With us, every employee, including you, makes a difference for the patient.

Would you like to know more about the position of Case Management Nurse Hematology? Call or WhatsApp Kirsten Zomer, team lead A2, via 06 50 18 91 49. You are also welcome to shadow for a day (or part of a day) to experience the atmosphere on the ward yourself.

Apply no later than November 29 via the application button with your CV and motivation. For interesting applications, we will plan an interview in advance. We do not wait until the closing date to do so.

A Certificate of Good Conduct (VOG) is mandatory for all positions within the St. Antonius Hospital.