Quality Officer

At St Jansdal, you get the space to develop yourself and work together with colleagues on good care. In addition, we offer you:

• A contract for 16 hours per week. You will start with a one-year contract, with the intention to convert this to a permanent contract if organizational circumstances remain unchanged.

• An appropriate salary. The position is classified in FWG 45 according to the CAO Hospitals. Your salary amounts to € 3,228 to € 4,346 gross per month based on 36 hours per week. The classification depends on your education and relevant experience.

• Extra financial benefits. You will receive an 8.33% holiday allowance and an end-of-year bonus of 8.33%.

• A good pension scheme. You build up a pension with Pensioenfonds Zorg & Welzijn.

• Attractive extras. Think of a discount on your health insurance premium, company fitness, and the Meer Keuze Arbeidsvoorwaardenregeling (MKA).

• Room to grow. Through the St Jansdal Academy, you can work on your personal and professional development, including through online courses and workshops.

• Attention to vitality. We regularly organize initiatives that contribute to your health and job satisfaction.

Your location is Harderwijk.

Working together on reliable diagnostics and the best care for our patients. That is what we stand for at St Jansdal. Do you value quality and do you enjoy working accurately and in a structured manner? Then we would love to welcome you as a quality officer within our laboratory!

Good diagnostics are indispensable for making a diagnosis and determining the right treatment. As a quality officer, you make an important contribution to this. Together with your colleagues, you ensure that our laboratory processes comply with the applicable quality standards and laws and regulations.

You will be part of the quality team, which consists of three quality officers and two quality officers. Because one of our colleagues is leaving, we are looking for a new colleague who enjoys rolling up their sleeves and has an eye for quality.

You have an executive and supportive role. Your responsibilities include:

• Drafting, adjusting, and managing procedures and quality documentation.

• Supporting the harmonization of work processes.

• Performing internal audits, reporting findings, and discussing the results with the relevant colleagues.

• Assigning and following up on actions resulting from audits and risk assessments.

• Managing the administration surrounding the quality policy.

You work according to the applicable standards and guidelines, including ISO 15189, and the requirements applicable to the Thrombosis Service. In doing so, you work closely with your colleagues from the quality team and other employees within the laboratory.

You work accurately, have an eye for detail, and understand how important good quality care is within a laboratory. You take responsibility for your work and enjoy working with others to continuously improve processes.

• You are willing to follow additional courses or training where necessary.

• You can record and coordinate information clearly, carefully, and in a structured manner, tailored to the target group.

• You enjoy collaborating and actively sharing knowledge with colleagues.

• You can plan your activities well, perform them independently, and set priorities.

• You switch gears easily when circumstances or tasks require it.

• You maintain a high quality standard and know how to involve others in this.