NURSES - Belgium (Hospital in Bruxelles)

🟥 NURSES - Belgium (Hospital in Bruxelles)

The Hospital
Belgium | CHU, Brussels

The Hospital is one of the main public hospitals in Brussels, Belgium, known for its exceptional healthcare services, state-of-the-art facilities, and commitment to patient care. With a rich history dating back to the early 20th century, the hospital is recognized for its innovative approaches to medicine and diverse medical specialties.

• Location: Brussels, Belgium

• Type: Public Hospital

• Number of Beds: Approximately 900 beds

• Specialties: The Hospital offers a wide range of medical services, including but not limited to:

Emergency Medicine o General Surgery
Internal Medicine
Pediatrics
Obstetrics and Gynecology
Cardiology
Oncology
Neurology

➡️ Career Opportunities for Nurses at the Hospital

Working as a nurse at this Hospital provides a stimulating and supportive environment for both recent graduates and experienced professionals. Nurses play a crucial role in patient care, and the hospital is committed to fostering their growth and development.

➡️ Available Opportunities:

🔴1. Clinical Roles:

- Registered Nurse: Work directly with patients in various areas.

- Specialized Nursing Roles: Opportunities to specialize in areas like pediatrics, oncology, or surgery.

🔴 2. Advanced Practice Roles:

- Nurse Practitioner: Play a significant role in diagnosing and managing patients.

- Clinical Nurse Specialist: Focus on improving patient outcomes through specialized clinical practices.

🔴 3. Management and Leadership:

- Nursing Manager: Supervise the nursing team and coordinate patient care processes.

- Director of Nursing: Lead nursing departments and influence hospital policies.

🔴 4. Research and Education:

- Nurse Educator: Train future nurses and conduct training programs.
o Nurse Researcher: Engage in clinical research projects to advance nursing

The Hosppital  encourages continuous professional development. Nurses have opportunities to:
• Pursue further education (e.g., Bachelor’s, Master’s, or Doctorate in Nursing).
• Participate in mentoring programs.
• Obtain certifications in specialized nursing areas.

➡️ Requirements:

• Nursing degree (UE);
• UE nationality;
• Good level of French language  (B1-B2) OR at least A2 French language (conversational) and willing to learn French language
• Certificate of Conformity from the Ministry of Healthcare in your country.

➡️ OFFER:

• Competitive Salaries: €2,300 - 3,300 gross per month
Average Nurse Salary depends of  Years of Service  (38 hours/week)
0 = 2.318,69 €
1-2 = 2.487,47 €
3-4 = 2.562,47 €
5 = 2.637,47 €
10 = 3.133,25

• Vacation Days: 29 days annually
• Sunday and Holiday Pay: +100%
• 120 annual working hours exempt from deductions
• Shift Allowance
• Annual Attraction Bonus and Year-End Bonus: €2,070 gross
• Meal Subsidy: €7.30
• Free Transportation
• Continuous Education: Access to training programs, workshops, and conferences to enhance professional development.
• Work-Life Balance: Flexible scheduling options and various shifts to accommodate personal needs.
• Team Environment: Work alongside a multidisciplinary team dedicated to delivering high-quality healthcare.
practices.

➡️ French Language

Begining with June 2024, to work legally as a Nurse in Belgium it required Certificate B2 level of French language.

➡️ French Language Training

The hospital does NOT offer French courses, but you can enroll through our Partner  department. A training contract must be signed.

We required the Candidate to have at least conversational level of French language.

You have to pay for the courses (depending of your actual level of French

The course consists of four modules (A1, A2, B1, B2), each module costing       €150 + VAT =  €184.50.

Payment options:
• Full payment at the start of the course.
• Two installment payments.

At the end of the course, a diploma with professional validity will be issued, certifying the completion of B2-level language proficiency in line with the Common European Framework of Reference for Languages (CEFR).

➡️ Cost of Living in Brussels

• Approximate Cost of Living:
- Room rental: €300–€400
- One-bedroom apartment in the city center: ~€700
- One-bedroom apartment in the suburbs: ~€600
- Average monthly food cost: €350–€450 (depending on consumption habits).

➡️ Why Choose Belgium?

• Strong Healthcare System: Known for its high standards and innovative practices, Belgium offers exposure to advanced medical technologies and diverse patient populations, enhancing clinical skills and professional experience.
• Competitive Salary and Benefits: Belgian nurses enjoy competitive salaries, paid vacations, health insurance, and retirement plans, ensuring financial stability.
• Multicultural Environment: Interact with patients and colleagues from various backgrounds, enriching your career and life experience.
• Specialization Opportunities: Options to specialize in areas like intensive care, pediatrics, geriatrics, or mental health.
• Career Development: Institutions support continuous education, enabling career progression into leadership roles.
• Work-Life Balance: Flexible scheduling and Belgium's emphasis on work-life balance allow time for personal interests and exploration.
• Supportive Professional Community: Join a network of dedicated professionals advocating for nursing rights and professional growth.
• Quality of Life: High-quality public services, safety, and accessibility to healthcare, along with Belgium's charming cities, historic architecture, and exquisite cuisine, offer an ideal environment for work and leisure.

To learn more about this amazing offer get in touch with our team. One of our consultants will help you to start this project: cv@brainsconsulting.ro
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