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Infirmier.èreEISO(EquipeInterprofessionnelleSpécialiséeenOncologie)

$75–95k ~AI est. Geneva, Geneva, Switzerland PART TIME
The Brief

“Infirmier. ère EISO (Equipe Interprofessionnelle Spécialisée en Oncologie) at imad. Skills: Oncology nursing, Home care, Patient care. Respond to EISO team specific care. Provide complex nursing care at home”

What You'll Achieve.

Improve continuity of care; Improve home care for cancer patients

Industry & Context.

Healthcare
Eligibility Requirements

Mobility required (bike/car)

What They're Looking For.

Must Have

Bachelor in nursing, Practice authorization in canton, Minimum two years experience home care, Dexterity in technical care, Mobility required

Nice to Have

CAS in oncology, Knowledge of Geneva oncology network

What You'll Do.

Respond to EISO team specific care

Provide complex nursing care at home

Provide personalized complete care

Consider direct and social environment

Consider psychological constraints

Assess needs (dietetic

occupational therapy)

Act as situation referent

Act according to nursing code of ethics

Participate in institutional mission

Develop interprofessional relationships

Develop interrelational relationships

Develop links with oncology network actors

How You'll Work.

Team & Collaboration

Interprofessional teams; Interrelational teams; Interdisciplinary teams

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