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FaGe EFZ night watch 80-100% sought for the Jegenstorf region

MediPersonal

Employment type
Temporary
Location
Jegenstorf
Company
MediPersonal, Bahnhofplatz 1c, 8304 Wallisellen
Languages
German (basic)
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• For a renowned nursing home in the Jegenstorf region, we are looking for you as a Specialist in Healthcare EFZ (FaGe) – night watch with supplements and independent working. Your overview of the position as a Specialist in Healthcare EFZ (FaGe) in Jegenstorf Position: Specialist in Healthcare EFZ (FaGe) Specialization: Night watch in the nursing home Workload: 80–100 % Employment type: Temporary assignment with option for permanent takeover Start date: As of the 1st of the following month Work location: Jegenstorf region Employer: Nursing home – you will learn the name during the interview Jegenstorf is located in the attractive Mittelland region in the Canton of Bern and impresses with its excellent transport connections to Bern and Zurich. You benefit from direct train connections and good motorway connections, which enable short commuting distances. The region offers you a balanced relationship between urban jobs and rural quality of life with a green environment and good infrastructure. What awaits you as a FaGe in the night watch in Jegenstorf • Basic care and empathetic support of the residents in everyday life • Support with personal hygiene, dressing, eating, and mobilization • Medical-technical tasks such as measuring vital signs and administering medication according to prescription • Additionally, careful observation and documentation in the electronic nursing system • Accompanying to appointments as well as organizing everyday activities • Close cooperation with qualified nursing professionals and the care team • Also shared responsibility for hygiene, safety, and well-being on the ward • Independent patrol rounds; additionally, you master emergencies at night safely Your profile – this is what matters • Completed training as a Specialist in Healthcare EFZ • Experience in long-term care or acute care is a plus • Above all, teamwork skills, reliability, and genuine interest in people • Additionally, good German language skills in speaking and writing (at least level B1–B2) • Willingness to work in shift operations of a nursing institution • Willingness to work regularly as a night watch Your working environment: Night watch in the nursing home This position is advertised as a night watch. At night, you carry special responsibility: for example, you carry out patrol rounds, monitor the sleep and condition of the residents, and react calmly to emergencies. You also prepare the medication for the morning and pass your observations on in a structured manner to the day team. Night supplements and quieter working phases make this model attractive to many professionals. In short: As a FaGe in the night watch, you work independently and calmly. Many FaGe therefore value the night watch in Jegenstorf as a model that fits well with family or further training. The profession in detail: What does a Specialist in Healthcare EFZ do? In everyday nursing care, Specialists in Healthcare EFZ are the backbone. They take over, for example, basic care, also support with personal hygiene and mobilization, and accompany people empathically through the day. Furthermore, they perform medical-technical tasks: they measure vital signs, administer medication according to prescription, change simple bandages, and document every observation carefully in the nursing system. The basis is the three-year vocational basic training with a Federal Diploma of Vocational Education and Training (EFZ). After that, many paths are open: the shortened HF training to become a qualified nursing professional, specialization in long-term care, or the role as a vocational trainer for apprentices. The FaGe qualification is therefore considered, according to the career portal gesundheitsberufe.ch (https://www.gesundheitsberufe.ch), to be one of the strongest foundations in the Swiss healthcare system. The demand for certified healthcare professionals for night watches continues to be high in the Jegenstorf region, as nursing institutions require qualified personnel around the clock. As a FaGe EFZ with night watch experience, you have excellent chances on the labor market and can benefit from flexible working models with an 80–100 % workload. iPersonal supports you with its expertise in the healthcare industry to help you quickly find the right position and ensure a smooth start in your region. Your advantages with MediPersonal in the Jegenstorf region • Paid courses via Temptraining (https://temptraining.ch) – your career gets momentum • Additionally, personal advice from your fixed contact person, from the application to the start of employment • Additionally, fast and honest answers – mostly within 24 hours • Likewise, fair, GAV-compliant employment conditions with transparent wages • Long-term perspective, because we mediate positions that truly fit your life • But above all: absolute discretion – we treat your application with strict confidentiality Frequently asked questions about the position as a FaGe in the night watch in Jegenstorf What training do I need for this position? For this, you need a Federal Diploma of Vocational Education and Training (EFZ) as a Specialist in Healthcare. Because this three-year basic training is the basic requirement for it. Can I further train as a nursing professional later as a FaGe? Yes, because with the FaGe-EFZ, the shortened HF training to become a qualified nursing professional is also open to you. MediPersonal supports further training via Temptraining. Do I receive supplements for the night watch? Yes, because night work is compensated with time or wage supplements according to the applicable GAV regulations. We will discuss the details with you transparently. What does temporary assignment with option for takeover mean? Initially, you start on an hourly wage via MediPersonal. If the cooperation proves successful, a permanent position directly with the institution is often the next step. How quickly will I receive feedback on my application? As a rule,

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