IC nurse in training

• As an ICU nurse, you care for patients who are vitally threatened and require highly complex care.
• You monitor, support, and/or take over one or more vital functions of the patient.
• You make quick and careful decisions in acute situations.
• You are the point of contact for family and other disciplines within the team.
• You participate in the resuscitation team and the Rapid Response Team (SIT).

• After a preparatory period of 2 months, the training will start in April.
• For 18 months, you will specialize as an ICU nurse.
• The first six months, you will start with the BAZ training (Basic Acute Care).
• After completing this, you will enter the ICU specialization profile.
• You will be trained using an EPA (Entrustable Professional Activity) oriented approach at a recognized training institution.
• Theory and practice are intertwined so that you can directly apply theory in practice.
• After completing the training, you will work as a qualified ICU nurse in the Intensive Care Unit of a healthcare institution at multiple locations.

About the department.

• In our Intensive Care (IC) unit, the complete care for IC and MC patients and their loved ones is central.
• The departments have a number of beds for IC and MC patients.
• Specialized nurses, intensive care practitioners, intensivists, assistant doctors, secretaries, and care assistants work closely together.
• The nurses in the ICU have completed or are currently following the Intensive Care Nurse training.
• They provide and coordinate care.
• Medical care is provided by the on-duty intensivist and assistant doctors.

• You are a go-getter who looks beyond the initial question, for patients as well as for colleagues.
• You are ready for the next step in your career and are looking for further specialization.
• You are motivated and determined to follow this training.
• You keep a cool head during acute situations and have an eye for the patient, family, and colleagues.
• You use your tactical communication skills.

What they ask

• Nursing diploma level 4 or 5.
• A minimum of 1 year of clinical work experience is desired.
• Able to critically evaluate yourself and your learning process.
• A proactive attitude.