Kantonsspital Aarau AG
Arbeitsort Aarau
Nursing Expert 50%
- 07 August 2026
- 50%
- Arbeitsort Aarau
About the job
Your Tasks
- You are responsible for complex transfers from the intensive care unit, prepare these and accompany the nursing team.
- You are consulted in complex patient situations on the ward and advise patients, relatives and the interprofessional team.
- You take on the professional leadership as well as support and coaching of nursing experts in neurology.
- You create and update specialised SOPs, instructions and concepts in collaboration with the specialist/nursing experts and other professional groups.
- You lead and accompany projects within the framework of professional development in the nursing development team and ensure nursing quality in neurology and throughout the KSA.
- You prepare current nursing quality indicators, discuss them in the participative leadership committee and initiate measures, plan the evaluation and delegate implementation to the nursing experts.
- You develop operational goals together with the nursing development management.
- You ensure interprofessional collaboration through appropriate channels.
- You take on your advisory and role model function in all nursing-relevant matters and have a co-decision right in the participative leadership committee as well as in the specialist committee.
Your Profile
- Several years of professional experience in neurology or medicine
- Master of Science in Nursing or halfway through the studies
- Understanding of strategic and operational as well as scientific issues
- Professional appearance and enthusiasm for further development of the specialist fields in an interprofessional team
Excellent Medicine. Anytime. For Everyone.
Welcome to the Cantonal Hospital Aarau (KSA).
Whether at the Cantonal Hospital Aarau, at the KSA Aarau Station, KSA Lenzburg or KSA Frick locations – we are here for you around the clock. With our wide range of services, from basic care to highly specialised medicine, we are competent and reliable at all locations.
Ms Erika Saint Paul and Ms Stefanie Wetli, Co-Heads of Nursing Development