UKSH-CK PBV Nursing assistant in neonatology (m/f/d)

The University Hospital Schleswig-Holstein (UKSH) connects top international research with interdisciplinary medical care. We are the only maximum provider and the largest employer in the country. Our around 17,000 employees ensure a highly individual care - indispensable for the people in Schleswig-Holstein. Care area 5 | Station C.218 | Neonatology

The neonatology at the Perinatal Center is part of the parent-child centre (ELKI) at the University Hospital Schleswig-Holstein, Campus Kiel. Early and ill newborns are treated at station C.218. The newly established neonatology in 2019 has 18 beds, including 10 neonatological intensive treatment sites (Level 1). The interdisciplinary team consists of specialized nursing staff, nurses, therapists, psychosocial parent counselling, nursing and lactation counselling as well as other disciplines such as e.g. child cardiology, child surgery, child eurology, neurosurgery and nephrology.

Start in our team Come to our team and support us in an indefinite working relationship as soon as possible.

We offer you:

• Grouping into the remuneration group KR6 TV-L in compliance with the tariff conditions
• Full employment plus 38.5 hours/week; Parttime is possible under certain working time models
• Attractive occupational retirement provision
• Various employee discounts on various online platforms and different companies
• Further benefits of UKSH can be found at: Benefits (uksh.de)

This is what awaits you:

• Support and relief of the C.218 neonatology interdisciplinary specialist
• Pre- and post-processing of care and treatment measures
• Support in the station sequence, e.g. messengers, material supply and order on the station
• Compliance with hygiene, quality and safety standards
• Acquisition of administrative and organizational activities in the station sequence

This distinguishes you:

• Completed one-year training for the nursing assistant or a comparable nursing qualification
• Sensitivity and sense of responsibility in dealing with newborns and their families
• Teamability, reliability and careful working
• readiness for personal development
• Participation in internal and external training

We look forward to your application up to 27.01.2026, specifying the call number 27853.

Joblocations:

24105 Kiel, SCHLESWIG_HOLSTEIN, GERMANY