Acute Admission Ward (AOA) Nurse

• Salary from at least €3,228.00 to a maximum of €4,346.00 gross per month with a full-time contract of 36 hours per week (FWG 45)
• After completing the AOA training, you will grow into FWG 50 with the corresponding salary of a maximum of € 4,818.00 gross per month for a full-time (36 hours) employment
• A contract for the number of hours according to your wishes: possibilities from 24 to 36 hours per week
• 8.33% end-of-year bonus (13th month) and 8.33% holiday allowance
• 144 vacation hours and 57 PLB hours per year, based on a full-time contract of 36 hours per week. PLB hours can be used, among other things, as extra vacation hours
• Travel allowance of at least €0.21 per kilometer or 100% public transport allowance (NS-business card)
• Possibilities to 'exchange' part of your gross salary for, for example, additional net travel allowance or the purchase of a new (electric) bicycle

As a nurse on the Acute Admission Ward (AOA), you and your colleagues work together to provide the best care for our patients. You play an important role in the care process: you identify changes in the patient's health status in a timely manner and take action when necessary. You are part of a team where there is room for your input and ideas: we discuss clinical care issues together and solve them together as well. We work in a close-knit team where you can always turn to your colleagues. You work with, among others, (lead) nurses, team coordinator/head of care, and medical specialists. In addition to contact with patients, relatives, and colleagues, you have contact with external healthcare providers, such as general practitioners or district nurses. We are happy to offer you all the space to develop yourself. For example, there is the possibility to grow into the role of capacity coordinator: in this position, you are the first point of contact for emergency admissions and bed capacity for the entire hospital. We offer you the space to do what you are good at: together, we ensure that all our patients are helped quickly and well.

• Willingness to follow the AOA training