Dipl. Nurse / Nurse on Ward 2 South

Dipl. Nurse / Nurse on Ward 2 South

80-100%, immediately or by arrangement

Your work environment

With over 1000 employees, the University Geriatric Medicine FELIX PLATTER is one of the leading institutions in Switzerland for geriatric medicine, psychiatry, and rehabilitation. With us, the highest medical competence and genuine empathy come together – become part of our dedicated team!

Our Ward 2 South is a highly specialized team of 45 committed employees dedicated to the comprehensive care of up to 43 patients in five carefully structured zones. Our focus is on the care and treatment of multimorbid patients with acute medical as well as postoperative needs. We work in nursing according to the principles of Lean Management.

Your tasks

Deriving the individual care needs or care goals within the entire care process, setting up action plans, implementing the planned measures with the support of nursing assistants and practical nurses, and continuously evaluating the overall process

Supporting and advising patients and their relatives in complex care situations

Implementing internal quality standards and guidelines and participating in continuous improvement processes (CIP) within the framework of Lean Management

Supporting trainers in the education of apprentices and students

What we offer

• A motivating working atmosphere: Work in an innovative and supportive environment that values professionalism and team spirit.
• Diversity and integration: Become part of an international team that sees diversity as a strength.
• Attractive employment conditions: Pension fund BS, at least 5 weeks and 5 flex days of vacation

Your profile

Diploma in Health and Nursing HF, FH

Professional experience in acute medicine and rehabilitation

Communicative and independent personality who enjoys working with people, likes to work in a multidisciplinary team, and values constructive collaboration

Teamwork, customer orientation, conflict management skills, and business acumen

High commitment and resilience