Nursing Specialist (Male/Female)

If you want to work in nursing, you will support people of different ages in various life phases and individual situations. Through the generalist training as a nursing specialist (female/male), you will acquire knowledge for a diverse and enriching social profession. This comprehensive training provides you with theoretical and practical insights from nursing science, medicine, and other relevant disciplines. You will gain crucial professional competencies for independent, comprehensive, and process-oriented care of persons in acute or long-term inpatient as well as outpatient care situations. Training & Career: Two-thirds of the training follows a uniform curriculum. At the point where the final third of training begins, you have the option to choose. You can continue the generalist training as a nursing specialist or opt for a specialized training qualification by choosing a specialization placement, for example in pediatric care, long-term inpatient care, or outpatient care. In that case, you will receive a qualification as a pediatric nurse or geriatric nurse. The professions of nursing specialist require a high degree of social competence, responsibility, and independence. At the same time, they offer many advantages. Nursing comprises various measures aimed at maintaining, promoting, restoring, or improving the physical and mental health of the people cared for. These measures include preventive, curative, rehabilitative, palliative, and socio-nursing approaches. Counseling, guidance, and support of persons at the end of life are also part of nursing.

Assessment and determination of individual care needs, organization, design, and management of the nursing process, analysis, evaluation, assurance, and development of nursing quality, responsible planning, organization, design, implementation, control, and evaluation of nursing processes and nursing diagnostics in acute and long-term care situations, designing communication and counseling in a person- and situation-centered manner, responsibly shaping and co-shaping intra- and interprofessional action in different systemic contexts, reflecting and justifying one's own actions based on laws, regulations, and ethical guidelines, reflecting and justifying one's own actions based on scientific findings and professional ethical values and attitudes

Intermediate school leaving certificate (Mittlerer Schulabschluss) or successful completion of another ten-year general education or lower secondary school leaving certificate (Hauptschulabschluss) or equivalent schooling plus a successfully completed two-year vocational training, or a successfully completed state-regulated assistant or helper training in nursing of at least one year's duration that meets the minimum requirements for assistant and helper professions in nursing as defined by the Labour and Social Ministers' Conference 2012 and the Health Ministers' Conference 2013, or qualification as a nursing assistant (geriatric care) or nursing assistant (general nursing), certificate of reliability, medical fitness, and proof of required German language skills

EU-wide recognition, uniform professional qualification with the option to choose specialized focuses, immediate employment opportunities in all areas and facilities of nursing, training allowance without school fees