Physician Assistant Urology Treatment Center – 32-36 hours p/w

• A contract for a duration of one year, with a view to a permanent contract.
• A working week of on average 32-36 hours, where the working days are negotiable in consultation.
• A gross monthly salary in FWG 65 from € 4,824 to € 7,269 based on full-time employment of 36 hours per week. The grading is dependent on your relevant work experience.
• An attractive holiday allowance (8.33%) and year-end bonus (8.33%), Cao Ziekenhuizen.
• Travel allowance and a good pension scheme (PFZW).
• Collective discount on supplementary health insurance (CZ, IZZ, or Menzis) and various insurances at Centraal Beheer/AON.
• An advantageous disability insurance (Loyalis).
• Optional participation in the staff association with discounts on concerts, holidays, and interesting workshops/courses.
• Initiatives for Zuyderland employees such as career advice and other fun activities.

Are you a physician assistant and do you enjoy working in a varied and independent role? Do you like to contribute to the treatment of adults with urological issues? Then this job is for you!

Your new job
As a physician assistant, you will work within the Urology ward and the Urology Treatment Center. You will guide patients during their clinical admission. During this, under the supervision of a urologist, you will perform the morning rounds, conduct diagnostics yourself (such as a kidney/bladder ultrasound or cystoscopy), and draw up a treatment plan. Low-threshold consultation with a urologist or experienced AIOS is always possible.

We offer you plenty of room to further expand your activities within urology and to develop yourself. Your activities include, among others:

• Performing clinical intercollegiate consultations and assessing patients in the Emergency Department.
• Guiding and performing educational and training activities within our training clinic, where personal development is an important part of the work. In consultation, we will expand your package of tasks to match your experience, ambitions, and development needs. Think of independently performing outpatient urological procedures, such as vasectomy and circumcision.
• Further expanding your urological skills with procedures such as the placement of a JJ catheter or nephrostomy catheter.

What do you bring?
You work independently, accurately, and maintain a good overview. You listen to the patient and explain medical information clearly. You enjoy collaborating with urologists, nurses, and other healthcare professionals and know when to consult. You think along about good patient care and are open to new developments within urology.