Emergency Nurse

• 03 July 2026
• 100%
• Permanent position
• Nyon

About the offer

GHOL is the reference hospital for the Western Lake Geneva region with its facilities in Nyon, Rolle and Saint-Cergue.

Service description:

Your new challenge is shaped in the emergency department of GHOL, offering 19 bays and handling more than 37,000 consultations per year, driven by a supportive medical-nursing team (nurse/doctor pair) and aiming for optimal care.

Job description:

In your new role, your duties have a direct impact on the quality of patient care. Your role will notably include,
• Welcoming, triaging and directing all patients presenting to the emergency department
• Providing 24/7 care to all adult patients (including neurovascular care within our STROKE UNIT) who may present health problems of varying severity in physical, psychological and social domains.

Required profile:

We are confident in your rapid success in your future role thanks to your:
• Mandatory experience of at least 2 years in an acute care unit
• Desired experience in a similar role or in an intensive care unit
• Professional conscientiousness and empathy
• Strong sense of responsibility
• High adaptability and responsiveness
• Autonomy

Recognised for your initiative and interpersonal skills, you are appreciated for your ability to work in a team.

As guarantor of optimal care organisation, your physical endurance and ability to manage stress are real assets.

Education level:

• Bachelor in nursing HES or equivalent diploma recognised by the Swiss Red Cross required
• A post-diploma training as an expert in emergency care (EPD ES or DAS) would be an advantage

Benefits:

You will benefit from continuous, stimulating training adapted to the needs of the emergency department: emergency block courses every semester, weekly simulation exercises, weekly quick teach sessions

You will have access to a varied and attractive internal continuing education offer.

On a daily basis, you will work in premises adapted to the missions of a modern, human-scale emergency department