Dipl. Pflegefachfrau / Pflegefachmann for the Acute Pain Service & perioperative Medicine (a) 60-100%
- Employment type
- Full-time
- Workload
- 60–100%
- Location
- Zürich
- Languages
- German, German
- First posted
Work location: Hirslanden Klinik Hirslanden | Zürich
Start date: 01. January 2027 or by arrangement
Employment type: Permanent
Reference number: 74984
In perioperative medicine at the Institute for Anesthesiology and Intensive Care Medicine of the Klinik Hirslanden in Zürich, we prepare our patients optimally for the upcoming surgery and, if necessary, also accompany them postoperatively as part of our Acute Pain Service.
If you want to contribute your professional expertise and commitment to a modern medical environment, we look forward to meeting you personally soon.
YOUR TASKS ##
In perioperative medicine:
- Contacting the patient for optimal preparation for the upcoming surgery / anesthesia, i.e., pausing medications in a timely manner, treating iron deficiency anemia
- Providing patient documentation in close cooperation with general practitioners and attending physicians
- Early monitoring of hemoglobin levels as part of Patient Blood Management. If necessary, arranging iron status investigations and organizing iron infusions by the general practitioner
- Planning, preparation, and follow-up of the anesthesia consultation
- Performing blood sampling, ECG recordings, and iron infusions according to medical prescription
- Administrative tasks of Perioperative Medicine
- Primary point of contact for patient questions regarding anesthesia
In the Acute Pain Service:
- Care of patients with acute and chronic pain in the perioperative area as well as guidance and instruction in handling the prescribed pain therapies
- Independent planning, implementation, and evaluation of pain rounds as well as monitoring and adjusting pain therapy in cooperation with the medical service
- Interdisciplinary cooperation and needs-based coordination with anesthesiologists and attending physicians
- Professional advice and support of the nursing staff regarding pain therapeutic issues
- Conducting training and further education for nursing staff in the field of pain management and acute pain therapy
- Documentation and ensuring high-quality pain treatment according to current standards
YOUR PROFILE ##
- Completed training as a Dipl. Pflegefachperson HF with at least 5 years of professional experience in the acute care sector. Practical experience in a monitoring or intensive care unit is desirable.
- SRK recognition for foreign diplomas
- If possible, further training in pain management or willingness to complete it
- Strong communication skills, independent, assertive, and a team player
- Good IT skills
- Very good knowledge of German and English
OUR OFFER
- 5 weeks of vacation with additional changing time
- Interesting and varied activity in a motivated team
- Regulated working hours, one Saturday shift per month, no night shifts, no shifts on Sundays and public holidays
- Attractive remuneration as well as employee activities and discounts
- Opportunity for continuous professional further training
- In-house nursery
Our Benefits | Klinik Hirslanden
For further information, Corina Blum, operational nursing management Acute Pain Service / Perioperative Medicine (corina.blum@hirslanden.ch) and Manuela Wälte, Institute Manager (manuela.waelte@hirslanden.ch), Institute for Anesthesiology and Intensive Care Medicine, are at your disposal.
Please note that we cannot consider either paper dossiers (which will not be returned) or applications via e-mail. Please therefore apply exclusively online via this tool.
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