Program Overview

Introduction to the Structural Heart Interventions Program (SHIP)

The Structural Heart Interventions Program (SHIP) is a comprehensive and interdisciplinary program at the German Heart Center (DHZC) that focuses on the treatment of structural heart diseases using catheter-based interventions. The program is designed to provide patients with the best possible care and treatment options, utilizing the latest technologies and techniques.

Program Description

The SHIP program is a multidisciplinary team approach that brings together experts from various fields, including cardiology, cardiac surgery, and nursing. The team works together to provide a comprehensive and individualized treatment plan for each patient, taking into account their unique needs and medical history.

Key Components of the Program

• Catheter-based interventions: The program offers a range of catheter-based interventions, including transcatheter aortic valve implantation (TAVI), mitral valve repair, and tricuspid valve repair.
• Multidisciplinary team approach: The program brings together a team of experts from various fields to provide comprehensive care and treatment.
• Individualized treatment plans: Each patient receives an individualized treatment plan that takes into account their unique needs and medical history.
• Latest technologies and techniques: The program utilizes the latest technologies and techniques to provide the best possible care and treatment options.

ERAI-Nurse Role

The ERAI-Nurse plays a critical role in the SHIP program, providing care and support to patients before, during, and after their procedure. The ERAI-Nurse is responsible for:

Key Responsibilities

• Patient assessment and education: The ERAI-Nurse assesses patients and provides education on their condition, treatment options, and post-procedure care.
• Procedure preparation and coordination: The ERAI-Nurse prepares patients for their procedure and coordinates with the multidisciplinary team to ensure a smooth and efficient process.
• Post-procedure care and support: The ERAI-Nurse provides care and support to patients after their procedure, including pain management, wound care, and education on post-procedure self-care.
• Continuity of care: The ERAI-Nurse ensures continuity of care by communicating with patients and their families, addressing concerns, and providing support throughout the recovery process.

Requirements and Qualifications

To be considered for the ERAI-Nurse role, candidates must have:

Essential Qualifications

• Pflegeausbildung: A completed nursing education program.
• Masterstudium: A completed or ongoing master's degree in nursing or a related field.
• Interdisziplinäre Erfahrung: Experience working in an interdisciplinary team environment.
• Strukturiertes Denken: Ability to think critically and work in a structured and organized manner.

What to Expect

As an ERAI-Nurse in the SHIP program, you can expect:

Benefits and Opportunities

• Sehr gute Vergütung: Competitive salary and benefits package.
• Entwicklungsmöglichkeiten: Opportunities for professional growth and development.
• Hochspezialisiertes Umfeld: The opportunity to work in a highly specialized and dynamic environment.
• Gestaltungsspielraum: The ability to shape and develop the ERAI-Nurse role and contribute to the growth and success of the program.