Nursing Specialist HF/FH (80-100%) for Entry into Intensive Care Medicine

About the job

The Nidwalden Hospital is a modern acute care hospital with 90 beds, around 600 dedicated employees, and is responsible for extended primary care. As a company within the LUKS Group, we are part of a powerful network that belongs to the leading hospital groups in Switzerland. Together, we provide coordinated, digitally connected, and accessible healthcare around the clock with passion and commitment.

We are looking for a nursing specialist starting 1 December 2026 or by arrangement:

Nursing Specialist HF/FH (80-100%) for Entry into Intensive Care Medicine

Nursing Specialist HF/FH (80-100%) for Entry into Intensive Care Medicine

• You will care for and support patients in our interdisciplinary intensive care unit and will be gradually introduced to the special requirements of intensive care nursing
• You will monitor vital parameters, recognise changes in patient condition, and continuously expand your professional skills
• You will work closely with experienced nursing specialists, intensive care professionals, as well as the medical and interprofessional team
• With increasing experience, you will take on more responsibility in patient care and daily ward routines
• You actively contribute to the team and help shape the further development of our intensive care unit

• You have completed training as a nursing specialist HF/FH
• You have professional experience in acute care and wish to develop your expertise further
• Monitoring care and intensive care interest you – you can imagine further training in monitoring care or the NDS HF Intensive Care as your next development step
• You gladly take on responsibility, think proactively, and actively contribute to the team
• You are a committed, eager-to-learn, and reliable person with high social competence

• We support you individually and systematically in your entry into intensive care nursing
• You will gradually expand your skills in caring for and monitoring critically ill patients
• Depending on your interests and development, we support you on the path to monitoring care or the NDS HF Intensive Care
• You will work in an experienced team where professional exchange, mutual support, and personal development are highly valued
• You will find a manageable intensive care unit with a family atmosphere and short decision-making paths with us

Your questions will be gladly answered by Fabienne Wey, Deputy Head of Intensive Care Unit, Tel. 041 618 12 03.