dipl. Pflegefachperson

The psychiatry of Spital Emmental offers demanding jobs for doctors, psychologists, nursing specialists, social workers, and administrative employees with the opportunity for personal development and takes consideration of individual resources. In our manageable operation, the personality of each individual employee shapes the way we interact with one another and our cooperation. We view individuality as an enrichment. We offer jobs at the two locations Burgdorf and Langnau. We are a successful training institution of the BZ Pflege.

The Central Triage and the Emergency Department form the gateway to our psychiatric services. Here, we accompany people in psychological crises, advise relatives as well as specialists, and ensure appropriate and timely further treatment through a well-founded assessment. Whoever works in this area takes on a responsible and varied task at a central interface of psychiatric care.

We are looking for, immediately or by arrangement, a

dipl. Pflegefachperson (a) - Triage / Notfall

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Area of responsibility

You bring calm and structure to dynamic situations, prioritize confidently, and act based on professional expertise. In exchange with doctors, nursing, social services, and partners in the network, you shape initial contacts in a binding and appreciative manner, even when things have to move quickly.

• Telephone and personal initial contacts as well as counseling of those affected, relatives, and specialists
• Independent performance of initial assessments, emergency interviews, and crisis interventions - if required, also outreach-based
• Triage into the services of the Psychiatric Service as well as organization of need-based and sustainable further treatment
• Active networking and cooperation with referrers, authorities, and other partners of the psychosocial care system in Emmental

Profile

• Completed training as a nursing specialist in psychiatry HF/FH
• At least two years of professional experience in psychiatry, preferably in an inpatient setting
• High degree of independence as well as the ability to prioritize confidently and make responsible decisions in complex and dynamic situations
• High capacity for reflection, combined with the willingness to continuously develop one's own actions and to contribute constructively to interprofessional exchange
• Team-oriented personality with enjoyment of interprofessional cooperation and an appreciative manner with patients, relatives, and network partners
• Good oral and written communication skills as well as a confident appearance in demanding conversation situations
• Recovery-oriented basic attitude and interest in networked, systemic cooperation

Information

Further information will be gladly provided by Beatrice Graf, Head of Psychiatry, Telephone: +41 34 421 27 48.