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Diabetes Nurse

On-site in Hilversum·Full-time·Added 1 month ago (last checked 9 Nov)

Tergooi MC

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Our summary

Salary: €3,903 - €5,503 a month
Work mode: On-site, Hilversum
Contract: Full-time
Languages: Dutch

This job advert was originally written in Dutch.

Requirements

What we're looking for

You have a HBO-V diploma (higher professional education in nursing) and are BIG-registered.
You have completed the post-HBO training for Diabetes Nurse.
You have the pharmacotherapy diploma for diabetes nurses and are registered as a diabetes nurse with V&VN.
You have demonstrable work experience within intramural healthcare.

Nice to have

You enjoy working both independently and in collaboration with colleagues.
You maintain an overview, set priorities, and take responsibility for the care surrounding your patients.

Enjoy the green environment and our beautiful new hospital. Book a chair massage, enjoy a delicious fresh breakfast, lunch, or dinner, or follow a mindfulness workshop.

With us, you get the space to be yourself, to further develop, and to learn. For example, through career consultations, education, and training. There is room to share your ideas. Your colleagues ensure that you feel at home quickly. We like to take care of you, while you make healthcare better.

Pay & benefits

What you'll get

Salary from a minimum of €3,903.00 to a maximum of €5,503.00 gross per month with a full-time contract of 36 hours per week (FWG 55).
A contract for 24 hours per week (more is negotiable)
8.33% end-of-year bonus (13th month) and 8.33% holiday allowance
144 vacation hours and 57 PLB hours per year, with a full-time contract of 36 hours per week. PLB hours can, among other things, be used as extra vacation hours.
Travel allowance of at least €0.21 per kilometer
Possibilities to 'exchange' part of your gross salary for, for example, additional net travel allowance or the purchase of a new (electric) bicycle

Read all about our employment conditions in the hospital collective labor agreement (cao).

The role

As a diabetes nurse, you guide and treat patients with diabetes, both in the clinic and in the outpatient clinic. You work with patients with diverse and often complex care needs, including young people transitioning to adult care.
You:

In this way, you combine direct patient care with independence, collaboration, and the coordination of complex diabetes care.

What you'll do

guide patients in managing diabetes and their treatment;
work extensively with insulin pumps and glucose sensors;
independently hold consultation hours in the outpatient clinic, both in person and by telephone;
coordinate the care surrounding the patient and align this with other involved healthcare professionals;
advise colleagues and other healthcare providers within and outside the hospital.