Eberswalde is looking for nursing heroes: Get started now in the nursing home!

Eberswalde is looking for nursing heroes: Get started now in the nursing home!

The “Freudenquell” nursing home in Eberswalde is currently looking for dedicated nursing assistants (m/f/d). With unexpected momentum and a pinch of creativity, they support the team in offering residents a high level of quality of life. This is a permanent position for 30 hours per week, which can be filled as soon as possible. A strong team is waiting for new faces!

Those interested should have completed one year of training in the nursing sector, be it as a geriatric care assistant, health and nursing assistant or as a trained nursing specialist. Professional experience, particularly in inpatient, outpatient or geriatric psychiatric settings, is an advantage. Applicants are also expected to be willing to work shifts.

Attractive offers for employees

The offer for new employees is impressive. This includes fair remuneration in accordance with the employment contract guidelines of the Diakonisches Werk Berlin-Brandenburg-Silesische Oberlausitz. The new colleagues can also look forward to a special annual payment, which corresponds to an additional monthly salary. With regard to vacation time, there are 30 vacation days, which will be increased to 31 days in 2026.

But that's not all! A monthly subsidy of 15 euros for the Germany ticket or company bike leasing, regular tariff increases and level increases as well as additional benefits for sports and leisure activities make the position even more attractive. The opportunity for further training is also very important, as career prospects are very important in Eberswalde.

A variety of tasks await

The tasks of nursing assistants are both diverse and exciting. From adherence to the care concept and nursing principles to participation in individual and comprehensive care through to the psychosocial care of the residents - commitment is very important here. Support with nursing process planning and the implementation of day-structuring measures are also part of everyday life.

If you are interested, please contact the nursing service manager, Mr. Frank Köster, on 03334-250 348 or the association manager, Ms. Sophia Würminghausen, on 03334-250 369. For anyone who wants to make a valuable contribution to the care and support of older people, this is an excellent opportunity that doesn't come along often.

If you would like to know more about training to become a geriatric care assistant, you can also take a look at the Liebenau Foundation website, which provides comprehensive information: Liebenau Foundation