With training in nursing assistance, nursing specialist assistance and surgical technical assistance, you decide in which area you want to work after training.
From mobile care, in day centers, nursing homes, hospitals, health centers and doctor’s offices – the graduates are well qualified for all areas of application and know that a healthcare profession offers a diverse and exciting working environment.”You learn a lot, get special insights, a lot practical” This is also confirmed by Theresa Kamp. The 20-year-old was first a home helper, then she completed training as a nursing assistant, and now she is tackling the diploma training. “You learn a lot, get special insights, very practical – and everything is right from the start well structured,” she says. She finds the internships during her training particularly positive. And from her point of view, what should you bring with you if you are interested in a healthcare profession? “Medical interest, patience and joy in working with different people,” summarizes Kamp.Versatile areas of application for qualified graduatesGerald Hörzer, director of the Education Center for Care and Health East in the state of Styria, specifically refers to a new, exciting vocational training. “The surgical technical assistance offered a specialist alternative to the classic nursing profession.” In addition to the theoretical subjects, the three-year training focuses on practical training. The qualified graduates can work in a wide variety of operating areas in all surgical specialties, in the emergency room, the shock room, endoscopy and in the processing unit for medical devices. Professional preparation for high levels of responsibility “You have a high level of responsibility for the care, supply and safety of the Patients, we are professionally prepared for this,” says Tamara Temmel from Graz. The job description of surgical technical assistance includes the independent care and support of patients before, during and after an operation as well as assistance with surgical procedures as ordered by a doctor. The core tasks include, in particular, instrumentation in all operational specialist areas. Director Hörzer invites you to apply for the free training starting on March 1, 2024 at the Education Center for Nursing and Health OST of the State of Styria in Graz. “This is an excellent training opportunity for a specialized, highly qualified work area.” The state’s advice center in Graz is there for those interested. For anyone who is interested in health training, there has been a state advice center at Karmeliterplatz 2 in Graz since the spring. By the way: At the schools for health professions in the state of Styria, all basic training is free of charge and there is a monthly subsidy of 600 euros for everyone who completes nursing training. All information about this can be found at www.gesundheitsausbildungen.at and www.careberufe.info as well on the “Time for Care” social media channels.
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