Heerlein- und Zindler-Stiftung | Germany | 22xxx, 21xxx, 20xxx Hamburg | Permanent position | Part time - flexible / Full time | Published since: 14.07.2026 on stepstone.de
Nurse for the outpatient area of residential care communities with 27 residents (m/f/d)
The Heerlein and Zindler Foundation is a non-profit foundation and active with more than 80 employees in various areas of care. The foundation operates a stationary care facility with 53 seats, an outpatient care service and a variety of housing services with additional care. At the same time, the foundation accompanies three self-organized housing-care communities for different target groups, including people with dementia and people with acquired brain damage. All these forms of living and supply take place on a plot in the middle of Hamburg St.-Georg. With our residential care communities in which nine people live, which are accompanied by our outpatient service up to 24 hours a day, we offer a caring living form, which corresponds in particular to the wishes and ideas of sick people and includes relatives as best as possible. Here, the participation in community life is just as natural as the possibility of retreating into private living space. In our stationary care facility, the Zindler House, 53 residents live together in a family and urban environment. Lower levels of care and longer periods of stay than usual in the stationary area provide a special resident structure. We need backup for our outpatient team. If you want to advance our processes in the care sector together with us, then become part of our team as Projektmanagement (m/w/d) the living-care communities with 27 residents
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Your tasks • Your profile • What we offer
Supporting residents who need care and care Taking into account the wishes and needs of the representatives, their involvement in care planning and implementation within daily work Self-fulfilment of basic and treatment-care measures in accordance with care planning after consultation with the team as well as after the provision of care services and the takeover of responsibility for implementation for these activities Participation in the creation of a cooperative and constructive working atmosphere
As a professional basis, you will bring a relevant training for nursing skills (m/w/d). You are friendly, attentive and facing in dealing with people. In addition, you have the ability to act in your task in a structured manner independently and set priorities. You are team-capable, show a cooperative behavior and are able to deal constructively with criticism.
Health-promoting measures, e.g. takeover of preventive studies (200 € per year) and Job Rad Full time (37 hours) with 31 holiday days (36 days holiday in the electoral model), also possible in part time Fair remuneration: annual salary up to €54,500 after AWO tariff with surcharges for night, Sunday and holiday work as well as special payments and performance premiums up to €250 per month A comprehensive theoretical and practical incorporation of nurses responsible for long-term employees A collegial team you can rely on Further training A non-profit foundation with tradition and innovation in the heart of Hamburg St.-Georg Small supply units The special feature: We enable the move to Hamburg with 2,000 € moving bonus and the foundation's own apartment/living community for 4 months
Location
![]() | Heerlein- und Zindler-Stiftung | |
| 20099 Hamburg | ||
| Germany |
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