Nursing care includes preventive, curative, rehabilitative, palliative and social care measures to maintain, promote, restore or improve the physical and psychological situation of the people being cared for, their advice and support in all phases of life and the care of the dying.
The tasks of nursing also include instructing, advising and supporting other professional groups and volunteers in the respective care situations, participating in practical training in the healthcare professions, independently carrying out medically prescribed measures of medical diagnostics, therapy and rehabilitation as well as interdisciplinary cooperation with other professional groups.
Nursing specialists and geriatric nurses are responsible for the following activities:
- the assessment and determination of individual care needs
- organizing, designing and managing the care process
- analyzing, evaluating, ensuring and developing the quality of care
Education
The training contract is concluded with a nursing home. The vocational school for nursing at the Heidelberg Academy for Health Professions carries out the theoretical training and is responsible for the organization of the training. The training lasts three years. It concludes with a written, practical and oral examination. Trainees with a general university entrance qualification can study "Interprofessional Healthcare (B.A.)" at the Medical Faculty of Heidelberg University parallel to their training.
Theoretical training
The theoretical training takes place in block courses and comprises at least 2,100 hours. The theoretical training is based on the Federal Framework Curriculum in accordance with the Nursing Professions Act.
Practical training
The practical training comprises approx. 3,000 hours in 3 years of training, including the collectively agreed working hours. The majority of the practical training takes place in the nursing home with which the training contract exists. 12 weeks of practical training are also required in a hospital and in an outpatient nursing service. Practical instructors train the trainees on site in the nursing homes and facilities. The school supervises the trainees on site by providing regular practical support.
Start of training, requirements, application
Training begins on April 1 and October 1 of each year. The requirements for admission to training are
- Secondary school certificate or another equivalent or higher level of school education
- Secondary school certificate or equivalent school education, together with successfully completed vocational training with a planned training period of at least two years or completed training in nursing assistance or geriatric nursing assistance
Applications can be submitted at any time by post or e-mail with the following documents:
- Letter of application
- curriculum vitae
- School leaving certificate or current (half-year) school report (copy)
- Certificates or attestations of previous activities and internships (copy)
- For applicants who have obtained their school-leaving certificate abroad: Assessment of the school-leaving certificate by the Stuttgart Regional Council
- Residence and work permit, if necessary
If you are accepted for a training place, you must also provide the following documents:
- health suitability and proof of immunity against measles, mumps, rubella, chickenpox and pertussis (form will be sent with the acceptance letter)
- Police clearance certificate
Agreements on training
- The legal basis for the training relationship is the applicable collective agreement of the nursing home with which the training contract exists.
- A MAXX ticket for local public transportcan be applied for.
- Accommodation: The Evangelische Stadtmission offers its trainees accommodation. The rent is around 300 euros per month.
- You will receive an iPad from the school.
Perspectives
New training and examination regulations will apply to training in the nursing professions from 2020. The training concludes with the professional title "Pflegefachfrau / Pflegefachmann".
With this professional qualification, you can work in all facilities where people in need of care of all ages are cared for, hospitals, nursing homes, hospices, outpatient care services, etc.
Legal framework
From 2020, training in the nursing professions will be governed by the Nursing Professions Actof 17.07.2017 and theTraining and examination regulationsfor the nursing professions from 02.10.2018.
All at a glance
Seats available
Duration
3 Years
Application period
At any time
Start
To be announced
Remuneration
Depending on carrier
Cooperations
The nursing school arranges contacts with institutions with which it cooperates:
- House Philippus
Zeppelinstraße 9
69121 Heidelberg
Phone: 06221/4177 - House Stephanus
Platanenweg 2-4,
69221 Dossenheim
Phone: 06221/8680440 - Wilhelm Frommel House
Plöck 6 und 45
69117 Heidelberg
Phone: 06221/868870 - Stammberg House
Talstraße 184
69198 Schriesheim
Phone: 06203/6960 - Erlbrunner Höhe nursing home
Panoramaweg 12
69259 Wilhelmsfeld
Phone: 06220/9154330 - Südstadtresidenz Carolin Sammet
Rheinstrasse 29
69126 Heidelberg
Phone: 06221/3574100 - Hanna und Simeon Heim
Bergstraße 36
69221 Dossenheim
Phone: 06221/86 88 70
E-Mail: heimleitung@hasi-altenpflege.de
- Agaplesion Bethanien Krankenhaus
Rohrbacherstraße 149
69126 Heidelberg
Tel.: 06221/3190 - Agaplesion Bethanien Lindenhof
Franz-Kruckenberg-Straße 2
69126 Heidelberg
Tel.: 06221/33900 - Agaplesion Maria von Graimberg Haus
Max-Josef-Straße 60
69126 Heidelberg
Tel.: 06221/36440 - Agaplesion Haus Silberberg
Baiertalerstraße 60
69168 Wiesloch
Tel.: 06222/9340 - Agaplesion Gemeindepflegehaus Mauer
Waldstraße 5/2
69256 Mauer
- Mathilde Vogt Haus
Schwarzwaldstraße 22
69124 Heidelberg - Anna Scherer Haus
Reilsheimer Mühlweg 2
69245 Bammental - Stadtresidenz am Park
Post Str.11
69115 Heidelberg
Augustinum Seniorenresidenz Heidelberg
Jaspersstraße 2
69126 Heidelberg