Groupement Hospitalier de l’Ouest Lémanique (GHOL)
Nyon
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Intensive Care Nurse (Fixed-term Contract)
- 22 April 2026
- 100%
- Permanent position
- Nyon
Job summary
The GHOL is a leading hospital in the Ouest Lémanique region. Join us for professional growth and a supportive work environment.
Tasks
- Care for unstable adult patients with complex conditions and comorbidities.
- Manage patients in the certified Stroke Unit with neurovascular issues.
- Collaborate closely with the medical team to ensure quality care.
Skills
- Experience in acute care services is required, with a nursing degree.
- Strong clinical judgment and observation skills are essential.
- A positive, proactive attitude and intellectual curiosity are needed.
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About the job
About the offer
GHOL is the reference hospital for the Western Lake Geneva region with its facilities in Nyon, Rolle, and Saint-Cergue. Tomorrow, we offer you the opportunity to continue your professional development by engaging in your new tasks and participating in the development of GHOL.
Job description:
In your new role, your missions impact the quality of patient care. Your role will notably consist of:
- Caring for unstable adult patients presenting complex pathologies and multiple comorbidities related to medical, surgical, and obstetrical specialties
- Caring for adult patients admitted to the Stroke Unit (certified Neuro-Vascular Unit)
Required profile:
- Experience in acute care services (Medicine, Surgery, Emergency, or Intensive Care) is required
- Strong interest in technical skills, intellectual curiosity, and a strong desire to maintain/develop skills
- Sharp observation skills and clinical judgment
- Good physical and psychological resilience
- A positive and proactive mindset
- Willingness to work closely with the medical team
Education level:
- Bachelor of Science HES-SO in nursing required (or equivalent title recognized by the Swiss Red Cross)
- EPD certificate in intensive care or CAS in intermediate care would be an asset
Benefits:
You will join a versatile unit, collaborating with a multidisciplinary, dynamic team driven by the desire to ensure quality care.
The premises and equipment, completely new and integrated in December 2020, meet current standards
You will work within an SSMI accredited service (Swiss Society of Intensive Medicine), in a stimulating environment conducive to skills development (varied internal training, simulations)
