Community Health Nurse at 80%

The Fondation AACTS is looking for a:

Community Health Nurse at 80%

Your mission:

• Welcome people within the center, facilitate and regulate the collective space, inform and direct our public towards the social and health structures of the network.
• Assess the health of users, direct them towards the structures of the healthcare network, practice primary care.
• Individually accompany people in situations of addiction and/or social precariousness from a harm reduction perspective.
• Distribute harm reduction equipment, transmit prevention messages and organize awareness and health promotion campaigns.
• Go out to our publics outside of the institution.

Your profile:

• You are trained in the health field (Bachelor or Master HEdS or equivalent) and benefit from experience in a low-threshold reception structure.
• You have proven skills in the field of addictions, harm reduction, prevention and precariousness and show a strong interest in working within a multidisciplinary team.
• You are motivated by the intervention posture specific to a low-threshold reception center and demonstrate good interpersonal and listening skills.
• Comfortable with the health field, you will be required to accompany a public concerned by addictions or other social difficulties in healthcare or social processes, as well as in improving their daily living conditions.
• Holder of a category B driver's license, you are autonomous while prioritizing collaboration and teamwork.
• CAS as a trainer practitioner, an asset.

We offer:
A dynamic working environment where conditions conducive to reflection on practice and the quality of services offered prevail, and a diversified social work activity that is engaging, enriching and demanding.

Complete application files are to be sent by e-mail to info@aacts.ch.

Only applications meeting the criteria will be considered.
Concerned with promoting an equitable representation of women and men among its staff, the Fondation AACTS encourages male applications. Applications from people with disabilities are welcome.