Nurse (m/f/d) (Ref. G26000443)

About the role

This full-time nurse post supports the health of Luxembourg's firefighters and rescue personnel. Based in Luxembourg City, the role sits in the firefighter health service, which provides occupational medicine, preventive health care and medical follow-up for operational staff whose work is physically and mentally demanding. The nurse works closely with occupational health doctors and the wider service, helping to organise medical surveillance, support prevention programmes and keep health records and procedures in good order. The post calls for a calm, discreet and well-organised professional who can work in a team, manage sensitive information responsibly and adapt to the needs of an emergency service. It is a civil servant post in group B1, open to nationals of an EU member state, and offers a chance to combine clinical nursing experience with prevention and occupational health in a public safety setting.

Responsibilities

- Support occupational medicine and preventive health care for firefighters and rescue staff - Help organise and follow up medical surveillance and health checks - Assist with prevention activities and health promotion within the service - Keep health-related files and documentation accurate and confidential - Liaise with occupational health doctors and other internal services - Support the day-to-day running of the firefighter health service - Contribute to procedures that protect staff health, safety and fitness for duty

Requirements

Applicants must be nationals of an EU member state and hold a secondary school leaving diploma (classical or general) at least at level 4 of the Luxembourg qualifications framework, or an equivalent recognised qualification. They must hold the authorisation to practise as a nurse in Luxembourg and have at least three years of relevant professional experience. Candidates must meet the general requirements for knowledge of the three administrative languages and hold a category B driving licence. Organisational skill, discretion, teamwork and a commitment to preventive health care are essential.

Preferred qualifications

Experience in occupational health, emergency services or preventive medicine; and familiarity with health surveillance and medical record-keeping in a public-sector setting.

Skills