Versatile Nurse in Pediatrics

About the job

About the offer

The GHOL is the reference hospital for the Western Lake Geneva region with its facilities in Nyon and Rolle. Tomorrow, we offer you to continue your professional development by getting involved in your new tasks and participating in the development of GHOL.

This position is offered both,

• in pediatrics
• in pediatric emergencies
• and in outpatient consultations

The GHOL Parents-Children unit consists of:

A pediatric service including:

· a medico-surgical and child psychiatry hospitalization unit with 8 beds

· a level 2A neonatology unit

· a unit with 2 pediatric continuous care beds

· a pediatric emergency pathway

· a specialized pediatric outpatient consultation

A maternity ward with 13 postpartum beds and a delivery block including 3 delivery rooms and 2 pre-labor rooms

Our care team consists of midwives, nurses, and nursing assistants who are committed to prioritizing the well-being of the child and their family.

Job description:

In your new role, your missions impact the quality of care for patients and their families. Your role will notably consist of:

· Ensuring comprehensive care for children and their families from birth (from 34 weeks) to 18 years old

· Managing pediatric emergencies (approximately 15,000 patients per year)

· Assisting the physician during specialized consultations

· Participating in the continuity of specific care in your units

· Evaluating, coordinating, organizing care and emergency situations

Required profile:

We are confident in your rapid success in your future role thanks to your:

· Strong interest in pediatric care from 0 to 18 years old

· Prior experience in pediatrics, neonatology, or pediatric emergencies is essential

· Dynamism, rigor, precision, a developed sense of observation

· Ability to work collaboratively in an interdisciplinary manner within a Parents-Children unit

Education level:

Bachelor of Science HES-SO in Nursing required or diploma deemed equivalent recognized by the Swiss Red Cross

A specialization in pediatric or pediatric emergency care (CAS/DAS in Child, Adolescent and Family Health, FSU training, pediatric nurse diploma) would be an asset

Benefits:

Versatile and diversified hospital pediatric activity

Dynamic and motivated team; close collaboration with the medical team

Clinical support by a specialized coordinator

Opportunity to join and participate in service projects to advance nursing practice

Service organization promoting the maintenance/development of specific skills (simulation dedicated to pediatrics)

Attractive continuing education catalog offered to staff

Work in synergy with maternity staff and emergency team