Nurse

• Provide ADL care.
• Use a passive patient lift for some residents.
• Perform technical nursing procedures.
• Have a guiding or supervisory role for other residents.
• Respond to care requests throughout the day.
• Support residents with daily activities.
• Offer informal contact moments.
• Assist with meal support.
• Support the bedtime routine.
• Hand over the shift to the night shift.
• Perform various technical nursing procedures such as wound care, catheterization, and medication administration.
• Provide safety, structure, and build a trusting relationship with clients.
• Be alert and decisive in case of sudden changes in clients' health.
• Communicate with clients and assess situations.
• Consult with other stakeholders, such as a doctor or physiotherapist.
• Provide mental and emotional support to clients during acceptance processes.
• Ensure a pleasant atmosphere in the residence.
• Pay attention to what is happening and contribute to a pleasant and cozy home environment for clients.

What they ask

• Enjoy nursing people with disabilities.
• Be happy with client contact and want to contribute to their well-being.
• Have an eye for vulnerability and easily connect with their world.
• Seek, discuss, and utilize opportunities to truly make a difference.
• Think along about how to better organize care.
• Completed MBO level 4 Nursing or HBO-V education.
• Willingness to work in varying shifts.