Nurse HES - ES

The Romandie Clinic (CRR) is a reference player in the field of specialized care in Switzerland. A true pillar of the integrated care chain, it closely collaborates with university hospitals and specialized centers to provide coordinated, innovative, and high-quality care, focusing on functionality and sustainability. To complete our care team in our neurological sector, we are looking for: Nurse HES - ES (80%)MissionAs a nurse HES-ES, you will intervene with patients presenting complex neurological conditions: strokes, spinal injuries, cranio-cerebral injuries, multiple sclerosis, diseases or other issues of the central and peripheral nervous system. Your responsibilities will include:- Developing and implementing individualized care plans, oriented towards autonomy and quality of life- Providing technical and adapted care to complex patients- Observing, analyzing, and anticipating the clinical evolution of patients and supervising the care provided by ASSC, ensuring safety and excellence- Participating in interdisciplinary clinical decisions- Closely collaborating with the medical staff, therapists, and the entire interdisciplinary team- Mentoring and training learners and contributing to new profilesQualifications- Bachelor's degree in nursing or equivalent recognized qualification (Swiss Red Cross recognition for foreign diplomas)- Strong interest in neurology and supporting patients with motor, cognitive, or sensory deficits- Strong sense of responsibility and reliable professional posture- Solid psychosocial skills, with a proven ability to establish appropriate and professional therapeutic relationships with highly vulnerable patients- Stress resistance, professional endurance, and the ability to take a step back, necessary for working in a demanding care environment- Openness to intervene occasionally in other units to promote continuity of care and mutual support- Commitment to working sustainably with patients requiring intensive and long-term support- Proficiency in French, both written and spoken (minimum B2)Our Offer- Long-term support for patients: Follow the progress of patients and contribute directly to their return to autonomy.- Enriching environment: Collaborate with experts from various fields in a continuous approach: Access a wide range of resources to enhance your skills and develop your career.- Dynamic team: Work in a caring environment where efforts are recognized and valued.- Social benefits: High social benefits, numerous perks, parking space, and much more.Starting date: Immediately or to be agreed uponDeadline for receipt of applications: March 8Complete application files (cover letter, CV, copies of diplomas and work certificates) should be submitted via the link below.ContactsSara de Oliveira: HR AssistantYann Bettex: Vice-CNO jid402afa1aen jit0310aen jpiy26aen