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Careers at Vlietnest

The best job there is, with a rota that fits you

Kraamverzorgende, nurse or career changer: fill in when you can work and see which role fits. Applying then takes two minutes, without a CV.

Rota match

Which role fits your week?

Kraamverzorgende (maternity carer)

Good fit

You care for mother and baby during the kraamweek, explain feeding and baby care and help the family find its rhythm.

Day shifts from about 8:00 to 16:00, one in three weekends.

You have a suitable qualification.
Three or more days a week suits a kraamweek well.
You can work weekends too.
Your hours fit regular kraamweeks.

Flexible pool kraamzorg

Good fit

You help out in busy weeks, especially in summer and around the holidays. You choose which weeks suit you.

On call, per kraamweek. No fixed hours.

With your qualification you can help out straight away.
Flexible or separate days fit the pool exactly.

Maternity care planner

Good fit

You make the introductory calls, keep the planbord up to date and call families when their week is full.

Office days on weekdays, an occasional evening on the phone.

Three or more weekdays suits the planning office.
Your kraamzorg experience helps you plan families well.

Kraamverzorgende with birth assistance

Good fit

Besides the kraamweek you assist the midwife at home births. You are on site within 30 minutes.

Day shifts plus on average two on-call birth shifts a month, nights included. Paid as on-call time.

You have a suitable qualification.
Three or more days a week suits a kraamweek well.
You can work weekends too.
Your hours fit regular kraamweeks.
You are open to on-call birth shifts.
With a licence and car you can be on site within 30 minutes.
You can shadow a few shifts before you decide.

Trainee kraamverzorgende (work-study)

Not a fit now

You learn the job in practice and go to school one day a week. You are paid from day one and have a fixed mentor.

At least 24 hours a week, day shifts, starting in February or September.

You can do the 24 hours a week the training needs.
Three or more weekdays: enough for school and practice.
You already have a suitable qualification, so the training is not needed.