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FaGe EFZ specialized long-term care 80-100% sought for the Baden region

MediPersonal

Employment type
Full-time
Location
Baden
Company
MediPersonal, Bahnhofplatz 1c, 8304 Wallisellen
Languages
German (basic)
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• An established nursing home in the Baden region is looking for reinforcement: You as a Healthcare Specialist EFZ (FaGe), specialized medical long-term care. In short: Healthcare Specialist EFZ (FaGe) in Baden Position: Healthcare Specialist EFZ (FaGe) Specialization: Specialized medical long-term care Workload: 80–100 % Employment type: Permanent position Start date: By arrangement Location: Baden region Employer: Nursing home – you will learn the name during the interview Baden is located in the Canton of Aargau and impresses with its excellent transport connections with direct access to the highway and train station. The city offers you numerous jobs in the fields of industry, services, and technology. With its proximity to Zurich, its diverse hospitality industry, and its cultural offerings, Baden makes a region that you should definitely consider as a place of work. Your area of responsibility as a FaGe in long-term care in Baden • Basic care and empathetic support of residents in everyday life • Support with personal hygiene, dressing, eating, and mobilization • Medical-technical procedures such as measuring vital signs and administering medication according to prescription • Additionally, careful observation and documentation in the electronic nursing system • Accompanying to appointments as well as organizing everyday activities • Close cooperation with registered nursing professionals and the care team • Also joint responsibility for hygiene, safety, and well-being on the ward • Accompanying complex, chronic disease courses over a long period of time • Participation in pain assessment and palliative care concepts What we require for this position • Completed training as a Healthcare Specialist EFZ • Experience in long-term care or acute care is a plus • Above all, teamwork skills, reliability, and genuine interest in people • Additionally, good German skills in speaking and writing (at least level B1–B2) • Willingness to work in shift operations of a nursing institution • Interest in long-term care relationships and complex clinical pictures Your working environment: Specialized medical long-term care Specialized medical long-term care cares for people with chronic and multiple illnesses over a long period of time. You therefore accompany complex disease courses, also support pain assessment, and participate in palliative concepts. In doing so, building real relationships counts: you know your residents, their habits, and their needs. This is exactly what distinguishes long-term care from the hectic acute sector. In short: As a FaGe in long-term care, you build relationships that last. This is exactly why many FaGe consciously choose long-term care in Baden as their professional home. The profession in detail: What does a Healthcare Specialist EFZ do? In everyday nursing care, Healthcare Specialists EFZ are the backbone. They take over basic care, for example, support personal hygiene and mobilization, and accompany people empathically through the day. Furthermore, they perform medical-technical procedures: they measure vital signs, administer medication according to prescription, change simple dressings, and carefully document every observation in the nursing system. The basis is the three-year vocational basic training with a Federal Diploma of Vocational Education and Training (EFZ). After that, many paths are open: the shortened HF training to become a registered nursing professional, specialization in long-term care, or the role as a vocational trainer for apprentices. According to the career portal gesundheitsberufe.ch (https://www.gesundheitsberufe.ch), it is one of the strongest foundations in the Swiss healthcare system. The Baden region reports a constantly high demand for FaGe EFZ in long-term care, as demographic change leads to increasing personnel requirements. You have excellent chances of employment with an 80-100% workload, as qualified specialists are scarce. iPersonal supports you as an experienced intermediary through targeted job placements, comprehensive advice, and fast placement processes, which significantly simplifies your professional entry into the region. Your advantages with MediPersonal in the Baden region • Paid courses via Temptraining (https://temptraining.ch) – so your career continues to grow • Additionally, personal advice from your fixed contact person, from the application to starting the job • Additionally, fast and honest answers – usually within 24 hours • Likewise, fair, GAV-compliant employment conditions with transparent wages • Long-term perspective, because we place jobs that truly fit your life • But above all: absolute discretion – we treat your application strictly confidentially Frequently asked questions about the position as FaGe in long-term care in Baden What training do I need for this position? For this, you need a Federal Diploma of Vocational Education and Training (EFZ) as a Healthcare Specialist. Because this three-year basic training is the basic requirement for it. Can I further train as a nursing professional later as a FaGe? Yes, because with the FaGe-EFZ, the shortened HF training to become a registered nursing professional is also open to you. MediPersonal supports further training via Temptraining. What does specialized medical long-term care mean concretely? You care for people with chronic and multiple illnesses over a long period of time. In doing so, real care relationships arise – you know your residents and their needs exactly. How does long-term care differ from an acute hospital? While patients change quickly in an acute hospital, in long-term care, you accompany people over months and years. Relationship work and continuity are therefore central. How quickly will I receive feedback on my application? As a rule, we get back to you within 24 hours of your

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