Catholic School for Nursing Professions, Essen
| Catholic School for Nursing Professions, Essen | |
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| type of school | School for Nursing Professions |
| founding | 1975 |
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Süderichstrasse 1 |
| place | eat |
| country | North Rhine-Westphalia |
| Country | Germany |
| Coordinates | 51 ° 28 '9 " N , 7 ° 0' 58" E |
| Website | www.kks-essen.de |
The Katholische Schule für Pflegeberufe Essen gGmbH (KKS) is an educational institution that provides the theoretical parts of the training to become a health and nurse , health and child nurse , health and nursing assistant and geriatric nurse. in offers. In addition, registered nurses can complete their training to become a practical instructor . The shareholders of the school's supporting company are institutions from the health sector and elderly care from Essen and the neighboring cities. The practical parts of the training are completed in the facilities of some of the shareholders. The school is located in Essen's Nordviertel district in a converted church (formerly St. Peter ), which had to be closed due to the restructuring of the Essen diocese . The lessons are led by teachers for nursing professions and nursing educators employed at the school , the training officers of the affiliated clinics and external lecturers (doctors, human biologists, lawyers, psychologists, etc.).
history
In 1975 the Arbeitsgemeinschaft Katholische Krankenpflege Essen (KKS) was founded by the Elisabeth Hospital Essen , Philippussift Essen and Franziskus Krankenhaus Essen clinics . The aim of the working group was to make the training of new nurses more efficient. By then, the three clinics had trained new nurses on their own for many decades. In the years that followed, more and more hospitals in Essen joined the working group. In 1979 the St. Josef Hospital in Essen-Kupferdreh, in 1984 the Marienhospital in Essen-Altenessen and the Haus-Berge Hospital. In 1990 the school received state recognition as a nursing school ; until then, recognition was still held by the clinics that were part of the working group. In 1992 the St. Vincenz Hospital in Essen-Stoppenberg was accepted into the working group. In 1994 the working group KKS was dissolved and it was converted into the Catholic School for Nursing Professions. The abbreviation KKS was retained, is still used today and adorns the school's logo. In 1996, the specialist seminar for geriatric care at the Franziskus Hospital, which has now been closed and has been converted into a senior citizens' institution, became part of the KKS. The sponsoring association was redesigned in 2002 when 19 sponsors of the elderly and outpatient care were included in the sponsoring association of the school. In 2004, the KKS specialist seminar for geriatric care merged with the specialist seminar for geriatric care at St. Josef Altenkrankenhaus in Kupferdreh. In 2007 the sponsoring association was converted into a sponsoring company. Since the founding of the KKS, over 3,500 nursing staff have been trained. In the years 1996–2001, the first nationwide model project of joint training in nursing care for the elderly, the sick and children was carried out at the KKS, which played a major role in the nationwide reorganization of nursing training . A model project to develop a curriculum for practical nursing training and the development and design of new learning fields in nursing took place between 2002 and 2006. In 2010 the Catholic clinics in Oberhausen joined the training association and, with their hospitals - St. Josef Hospital Oberhausen and Marienhospital Oberhausen - became members of the gGmbH.
School management and management
- Reinhard Dummler (headmaster of the nursing school and managing director of the gGmbH)
- Ursula Busmann (deputy headmistress of the nursing school)
- Anette Chmielorz (seminar leader of the specialist seminar for geriatric care)
- Heike Dahm (deputy seminar leader of the specialist seminar for geriatric care)
- Björn Enno Hermans (chairman of the shareholders' meeting)
- Martin Blasig (Chairman of the Supervisory Board)
St. Peter
In 2007 the church of St. Peter in Essen's north quarter was bought by the parish of St. Gertrud for 53,000 euros. In the course of the restructuring for this church, as a so-called "further church", the diocese of Essen had no longer made any church tax funds available. From spring 2007 to spring 2008 the church building was rebuilt for an amount of 2.8 million euros. At the beginning of April 2008 the new school was ready to move into. With the move to St. Peter, all parts of the school are now under one roof. Before the move, the elderly care was housed at the St. Josef nursing home in Kupferdreh and at the former Franziskus Hospital in Bedingrade. Nursing was at the Elisabeth Hospital in Huttrop until the spring of 2007 and temporarily moved to the Essen Technology and Development Center in Holsterhausen until the completion of St. On May 15, 2008, the official inauguration of the school took place in the presence of Essen's Ruhr Bishop Felix Genn and Mayor Anette Jäger.
Shareholder of the sponsoring company and its facilities
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Contilia GmbH, Essen
- Hospitals
- Elisabeth Hospital Essen
- St. Josef Hospital in Kupferdreh
- St. Elisabeth Hospital Hattingen-Niederwenigern
- Marienhospital Altenessen
- St. Vincenz Hospital
- Catholic Hospital Philippus Pen
- Care and support
- St. Franziskus Seniors' Foundation
- Emmaus Abbey for the elderly
- Senior Center St. Josef
- St. Andreas Seniorenwerk GmbH, Essen
- St. Andreas senior center
- St. Laurentius Senioren GmbH, Essen
- St. Laurentius Nursing Home
- Outpatient services
- Outpatient child care "The Kangaroos"
- Hospitals
- KKO - Catholic Clinics Oberhausen gGmbH, Oberhausen
- Bishop Ketteler-Haus retirement and nursing home
- Nursing center at the St. Josef Hospital
- St. Josef Hospital
- St. Marien Hospital
- Nikolaus Groß-Altenwohn- und Pflegeheim GmbH, Essen
- Alber Schmidt House
- House of St. Immaculata
- Pope Leo house
- Fürstin-Franziska-Christine Foundation, Essen
- Princess Franziska Christine Heim
- Maximilian Kolbe House
- Marienhaus according to GmbH, Essen
- Marienhaus
- Marienheim Essen-Überruhr gGmbH, Essen
- Marienheim
- Catholic retirement and nursing homes Essen mGmbH, Essen
- St. Monika retirement home
- Catholic retirement and nursing home St. Anna
- Catholic parish of St. Georg, Essen
- Catholic retirement home St. Georg
- Catholic parish of St. Peter, Essen
- St. Josefshaus retirement home
- St. Ludgeri Foundation, Essen
- St. Ludgeri Altenheim Werden
- Theresia Albers Foundation, Hattingen
- St. Josef retirement home
- Caritas Association for the City of Essen eV, Essen
- Catholic Nursing Aid Essen mGmbH, Essen
- Caritas Social Stations Ruhr gGmbH
- Caritas supporting organization in the Diocese of Essen eV, Essen