Foreign nurses for Belgian nursing homes. Job Description • As nurse, you are responsible for a punctual execution of all nursing tasks in the areas of hygiene, care, nutrition and comfort. • As member of a multidisciplinary team, you execute care duties such as preparing medication, injections, blood transfusions, dressing wounds, etc. • If required, a nurse will occasionally have to perform health care assistant duties. • You can respond to different type of care situations and follows the daily routine of the care home occupant. You take care of the occupants’ wellbeing in the situation where self-reliance of occupants falls short (temporary or permanently) and thereby warrant the optimal level self-reliance of occupants. • It is possible you will encounter demented or psychiatric care recipients. • The job requires adherence to the hygiene- and safety prescriptions. • You coordinate and are managing colleagues. • You observe, evaluate and report the care needs of the occupants (good communication is inevitable) and you look for multidisciplinary solutions. • You are point of contact for occupants, their family members, colleagues and doctors. • You contribute to a positive atmosphere between the stakeholders named above. • You empathize with the lives of the occupants and want to contribute to a valuable and happy stay in the care home. Job related competencies • Provide care to people who communicate they are in need (in situations where occupants experience need, pain etc.). Manage the patient records (report incidents, changes etc.) • Upkeep and follow up of medical dossiers (arrival, departure or transfer of the care recipient, archiving, etc.) as well as recording the medical provisions. • Determine the care recipient’s situation (clinical, psychic, etc.) Update the patient dossier accordingly. • Draft a care plan per the needs of the care recipients. Prepare the nursing material. • Activities: elderly care • All Activities that warrant the comfort of the care recipients during their daily life (waking up, walking, caring after operation) • Assess and follow up on the clinical situation of a care recipient (stability, behavior, excretion etc.). Discuss the evolution of the clinical situation of a care recipient with the interdisciplinary team.