Care Coordinator

• You are the on-site point of contact for residents, colleagues, and collaboration partners.
• You play an active role in involving and coaching your team in the implementation of care plans.
• You provide direction to your role and shape team collaboration.
• You contribute to the design and organization of team meetings, resident gatherings, and other initiatives that contribute to a stable and pleasant living environment.
• In close collaboration with nurses and behavioral scientists, you determine who takes on which tasks, without performing medical procedures yourself.
• You respond quickly to changing care needs and ensure that all agreements are carefully recorded in the care file.

What they ask

• A higher professional education (HBO) diploma in Social Work, Social Pedagogical Assistance, Nursing, or Social Work.
• At least 1 year of work experience in healthcare.
• Willingness to occasionally work irregular shifts in consultation.

You work with people – young adults to seniors – whose lives have suddenly changed after an accident, stroke, or brain injury. There is a clear life before and after the brain injury. With the help of technology, you improve the quality of life.

• You primarily work at a residential location, the home of 16 people with ABI, each with their own apartment.
• There is a committed and pleasant atmosphere, with shared coffee and meal times and activities from a guidance center.
• You are part of a dedicated professional group with five care coordinators, two behavioral scientists, two team coordinators, four nurses, and a lead nurse.
• You have a meeting every two weeks and intervision every eight weeks.