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Teaching: one of the H.U.B’s three missions  As an academic hospital, the Brussels University Hospital (H.U.B) is in a privileged position for the transfer of knowledge within its three institutions: the Erasmus Hospital, the Jules Bordet Institute and the Children’s Hospital.    Teaching of all the health professions (doctors, nurses, paramedics, lab technicians, etc.) is given in the field, right up close to the patients’ medical and care teams.    A student job at the H.U.B? When you work at the Erasmus Hospital you are a part of the H.U.B, a major hospital centre and a human and dynamic environment.    To discover our job opportunities and apply for a student job, please consult the different job categories: Learn more Do your internship by joining one of our teams The Hospital regularly welcomes interns in medicine, nursing or secondary education, irrespective of the diploma (bachelor university degree, etc.). To apply for an internship, send an email to:  Medicine, Surgery (No later than 4 months before the start of the placement, you must send: The exact start and end dates of the placement, a list of 4 departments in order of preference where you would like to do the placement and an updated CV) Secretariat.Scientifique.erasme@hubruxelles.be https://forms.office.com/e/3SYExcUdLV Laboratory stages@lhub-ulb.be Nursing department (nurse, midwife, specialisation, Masters, etc.) https://www.erasme.be/en/form/demande-de-stage-au-departement- Physiotherapy, Speech Therapy Secretariat.Kine.erasme@hubruxelles.be Occupational Therapy Secretariat.Ergo.erasme@hubruxelles.be Psychology Service.Psychologie.erasme@hubruxelles.be Other (administrative, secretarial, logistics support, etc.) Accueil.DRH@hubruxelles.be Policy on the protection of the private life of students doing an internship or carrying out research at the Institution File en.hub_politique_vie_privee_des_etudiants_un_stage_ou_un_travail_de_recherche.pdf

If you have to make deliveries to the Erasmus Hospital, please deliver as follows: For pharmaceutical supplies: to the Quai Pharmacie   Times: 8 am-12.30 pm and 1.30 pm - 5 pm (except weekends and public holidays)   Address: 808 route de Lennik, 1070 Anderlecht  For all other supplies: to the Quai Marchandises  Times: 7.30 am-12 noon and 12.30 pm – 4 pm (except weekends and public holidays)  Address : 808 route de Lennik, 1070 Anderlecht (via the rue Meylemeersch, behind the hospital)   Conditions of delivery and important information Please note: Articulated lorries cannot access the delivery bay.   Deliveries must be made on a Europe pallet board of 800 mm x 1200 mm (with no overhanging permitted). Maximum pallet height: 1900 mm (pallet included).     You must respect the detailed delivery conditions as set out below.    The Erasmus Hospital is subject to public procurement legislation. Please respect the applicable legislation. Contact The Pharmacy +32 2 555 39 08 Purchases Department and Public Procurement commandes.achats.erasme@hubruxelles.be +32 2 555 32 33 General conditions of purchase Download Access map Download

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Call us or fill in the form with the patient's name, the doctor's name and the date and time of the appointment. It is not possible to change an appointment at the weekend. 

Call us or fill in the form with the patient's name, the doctor's name and the date and time of the appointment. To cancel your appointment at the weekend, please call 02 555 33 11.

The Erasmus Hospital, and by extension the Brussels University Hospital (H.U.B), awards particular importance to developing the Patient Partnership. What does the approach cover? We encourage and support patients in acting as a partner in their own care:  By ensuring they receive a maximum of information throughout the care pathway;  By listening to what the patient has to say about their situation and experience with the illness; By taking into account the patient’s priorities and goals; By encouraging shared decision-making; By taking account of the patient’s suggestions regarding the care pathway. We want to enable patients who so wish to be involved at the institutional level This can take a number of forms: Cooperating in training professionals; Being involved in research; Supporting patients who are experiencing similar health problems to their own; Participating in the institutional reflection on how to improve quality, safety and patient satisfaction. How is the Patient Partnership organised? The Patient Partnership project revolves around four main lines of approach that impact at various levels of care and that include the patients as:  Actors in their own care project; Resources within teams of professionals to improve the patient’s experience (testimonies, discussion groups, patient coach, etc.);  Interlocutors with whom the professionals work to improve the various processes (patients committee, etc.);  Active members in reflections on the pertinence and coherence of research and training projects within the Erasmus Hospital and the H.U.B.  Discover the testimony of Mme AnhThi Nguyen, oncology patient-expert, who is a member of the Quality, Security and Patient Partnership team and contributes her experience as peer-accompanier. The Committee of Partner Patients (CPP) To put this patient institutional involvement into practice, a Committee of Partner Patients (CPP) has been set up at the Erasmus Hospital as well as in each of the H.U.B institutions.  Why become a member of the Committee of Partner Patients (CPP)? If you have had experiences of care at the Erasmus Hospital and would like to share them, you can join the committee.  As member of the CPP you are a genuine partner of the institution and contribute actively not only to   improving the quality and safety of care for yourself and other patients, but also to the continuous training of carers. You attend regular meetings where focus groups consider questions concerning the patient experience at the hospital. You are of course free to refuse or agree to participate in what is proposed.  You are invited, for example: To give your opinion on documents addressed to all patients; To put forward suggestions on how to improve the care pathway;  To propose measures or changes concerning the quality and safety of care (prevention of infections or falls, checking patient identity, etc.)  To suggest possible approaches concerning certain aspects of care.  What conditions must you meet? Aged over 18; Attend the Erasmus Hospital on a regular basis; The desire to input ideas or constrictive opinions; The desire to help other people and to help work towards a goal that transcends your own health situation;  Fluency in French and/or Dutch; The ability to listen and empathy; The demonstrated desire to be involved in regard to other patients, other clinical teams or the institution;  Be available and motivated to commit during the required time; at least five two-hour meetings are held each year.  How to become a member of the Committee of Partner Patients (CPP)?  Simply send an email to Partenariat-patients [dot] qualite [at] hubruxelles [dot] be (Partenariat-patients[dot]qualite[at]hubruxelles[dot]be)  briefly describing (the equivalent to one A4 page maximum) your reasons to participating in the Committee of Partner Patients. Remember to give your full details (first name, last name, address and telephone number).  If you are unable to send us an email you can also contact us by post at:  Direction Qualité, Sécurité et Partenariat Patient H.U.B – Campus Anderlecht 808 Route de Lennik 1070 Bruxelles Your application will be carefully considered and we will get back to you within 30 days.  What are you committing to? Actively participating in at least 3 the 5 CPP meetings held every year; During a period of 2 years; Strictly respecting the confidentiality of exchanges.  Information shared within the CPP is subject to the rules of confidentiality comparable to professional secrecy. To ensure compliance each member receives training on the subject. Each committee member signs a charter of confidentiality ; Listening to others and adopting a constructive approach; This is a voluntary commitment with no remuneration; You are covered by insurance when present at the hospital; Your travel and parking expenses are borne by the hospital. How are the meetings organised? The committee meets physically at least 5 times a year (October, December, February, April and June); The dates and times are set in cooperation with the participants; The committee meets on the Anderlecht campus; Additional meetings are possible depending on the projects; Each meeting is chaired by a coordinator representing the institution and a patient committee member; An agenda is drawn up and communicated at least one week before the meeting; Minutes are drawn up  no later than 1 month after the meeting and sent out to participants for validation ; The minutes are approved at the start of each meeting. Can I resign from my commitment? You are free to resign from the committee at any time. You must notify us of this by email to Partenariat-patients [dot] qualite [at] hubruxelles [dot] be   Contact Service Qualité, Sécurité et Partenariat Patient  Partenariat-patients [dot] qualite [at] hubruxelles [dot] be (Partenariat-patients[dot]qualite[at]hubruxelles[dot]be) 

Invoices are sent to you within 6 to 8 weeks of your visit to the hospital. You may receive additional invoices at a later date. Please do not hesitate to contact the billing department by e-mail at facture [dot] facturation [dot] erasme [at] hubruxelles [dot] be, or by telephone on +32 2 555 36 63 for collections, Monday to Friday, 8:30am to 12.30pm. Payment plan If you are experiencing payment difficulties and wish to avoid having your debt collected by compulsory means, the Erasmus Hospital is likely to grant you payment facilities and will determine the number of monthly payments in consultation with you.If you have any questions or comments about your application, a member of staff will contact you within three working days.  Form Coverage The functions of the "collections" section include:Identifying non-payment of invoices on the due date. Planning the reminder procedure. In cases of non-payment for social reasons, a study into the possibility of granting payment facilities. Where necessary, referral of disputed cases to a lawyer or bailiff. If you have any questions about collections, please contact +32 2 555 37 05 or Recouvrement [dot] Facturation [dot] erasme [at] hubruxelles [dot] be (Recouvrement[dot]Facturation[dot]erasme[at]hubruxelles[dot]be).

The Social Services Department accompanies patients and families by proposing psychosocial support, advice and resources within your care pathway. This accompaniment can take the form of putting into place a discharge project (return home, rehabilitation, admission to a rest home, etc.) as well as assistance with the various social and administrative procedures.  If you have any questions, please feel free to contact: For the Erasmus Hospital Secretariat Tel : +32 2 555 34 73 E-mail : ServiceSocial [dot] erasme [at] hubruxelles [dot] be (ServiceSocial[dot]erasme[at]hubruxelles[dot]be) For the Traumatology and Rehabilitation Centre (CTR) Aurélie Dagorn E-mail : aurelie [dot] dagorn [at] hubruxelles [dot] be (aurelie[dot]dagorn[at]hubruxelles[dot]be) For the Geriatric Rehabilitation Centre (CRG) Gregoire Gasmanne E-mail : gregoire [dot] gasmanne [at] hubruxelles [dot] be (gregoire[dot]gasmanne[at]hubruxelles[dot]be)

If your doctor recently prescribed surgery, a nurse or coordinator will define with you the date when it will take place and the date when you should attend the preadmission unit if an anaesthetic consultation is necessary. A number of examinations are usually prescribed and everything can  be done in an afternoon: blood test, radiography, meeting with the anaesthetist.    If a meeting with the anaesthetist is necessary, remember to:    Complete the "Anaesthesia-Preoperation Consultation" questionnaire that you have been given  Note any course of drugs and/or any other treatment you are currently following  The anaesthetist will give your precise instructions regarding preparing for the surgery and your return home. For your own safety you must strictly respect these instructions   If you had or wish to have pre-operation examinations outside the Erasmus Hospital, please be sure you have the results before attending for this consultation    If a blood test and/or an electrocardiogram are necessary, these will be carried out by a nurse at the time of the anaesthesia consultation    Contact your mutual health insurance  If you have taken out complementary hospitalisation insurance please check the clauses in your contract with your broker to be sure what costs this insurance covers.    No show If there is a change in your state of health (e.g. illness, course of antibiotics, etc.) or if you have to change the date of your surgery please contact the coordinators as soon as possible so that we can make new arrangements to welcome you. If you do not inform us at least 48 hours before your surgery date, you will be charged €100.  Plastic surgery +32 (0)2 555 69 05  Neurosurgery +32 (0)2 555 83 73  ENT, urology, vascular surgery, endoscopy and stomatology +32 (0)2 555 38 56   Orthopaedics +32 (0)2 555 71 95  Ophthalmology +32 (0)2 555 71 87  Gynaecology +32 (0)2 555 53 11  Digestive surgery: +32(0)2 555 65 35  Cardiac surgery: +32 (0)2 555 68 65  For any other discipline we ask you to contact the preadmission unit on +32 (0)2 555 85 85  

Before leaving home you must take a second shower with neutral soap.     Go straight to the Day Hospital without going to the consultations reception. Remember to have the ticket you receive at the car park entrance validated by the Day Hospital reception. To finalise your registration and file go straight to the reception desk at the Surgical Day Hospital at the precise time.    Be sure to: Allow the whole day for the intervention  Respect the fasting instructions  Be accompanied by an adult who will pick you up by car when you leave and who will stay with you during the 24 hours following the surgery  Submit all the requested documents:  A mutual insurance sticker bearing your name  The information document completed and signed  Any X-rays and/or scan images in your possession  In the case of a child: Signal your arrival at the Day Hospital admissions  Before and after the surgery your child will be examined by an anaesthetist who may give premedication before the move to the operating theatre.    You can stay with your child at all times except during the actual surgery  An infrastructure adapted to the child's age will be provided (max. 2 adults).    The time you or your child will have to remain at the Surgical Day Hospital will vary depending on the type of surgery. However, if the doctor deems it necessary, and to ensure your safety, your own or your child's hospitalisation may be extended by several hours or a night in a hospitalisation unit. When you leave you will receive all the instructions needed to continue with the treatment or pain relief at home. You must not drink any alcohol during 24 hours following the surgery. To return home it is essential that someone drive you.    Image Also remember the following documents: Personal documents  Discharge letter to pass on to your GP  Certificate of incapacity  Prescription for medicines  Appointment with your surgeon/your doctor  Your insurance documents if applicable  Specific documents for home care if applicable  If you do not attend for the surgery If there is a change in your state of health (e.g. illness, course of antibiotics, etc.) or if you have to change the date of your surgery please contact the coordinators as soon as possible so that we can make new arrangements to welcome you:    Plastic surgery pre-operation coordination +32 (0)2 555 69 05  Neurosurgery +32 (0)2 555 83 73  For ENT, urology, vascular surgery, endoscopy and stomatology +32 (0)2 555 38 56 85 85  Ophthalmology +32 (0)2 555 71 87  Orthopaedics +32 (0)2 555 71 95  Gynaecology +32 (0)2 555 53 11  Digestive surgery: +32 (0)2 555 65 35  Cardiac surgery: +32(0)2 555 68 65  For any other discipline (including the Pain Clinic), the Day Hospital nurses on +32 (0)2 555 37 77  If you do not notify us at least 48 hours before the date of your surgery you will be charged € 100 for a local anaesthetic and € 150 for a general anaesthetic.  

Image Direct line to emergency +32 2 555 34 02 Image Lifesaving emergency 112 Image Address : Rue Meylemeersch 56, 1070 BruxellesThe Emergency Department provides the population with access to general and specialised medical care 24 hours a day, 7 days a week Image Department The qualified team of  accident and emergency doctors and specialised nurses also follow up the complex pathologies already treated at the hospitals, permit the link  with specialists, and welcome all new patients irrespective of the actual or suspected degree of gravity. More info :  Emergencies Contact and address

In this festive season we are delighted to share some heartwarming news with you!  Yuki, the young Bichon Maltese, is celebrating his first year of work at the Erasmus Hospital intensive care unit. So we are all celebrating this first anniversary of the arrival of our four-legged friend! Yuki visits the unit every other Sunday and has already greeted more than 70 hospitalised patients. He brought a smile to all their faces and they would love to see him more often.    Yuki provides some welcome warmth and comfort to patients and their families who have to spend time in intensive care. Patients can simply pass some soothing moments with Yuki, stroking him and perhaps entertaining him in a way that requires some basic but important movements.      “ Yuki brought me a lot of happiness when I was in hospital. I would have liked to see him more often. I was fortunate in that I had my family who visited me every day, but I think of those who are not so   lucky […] Yuki must be so important to them,”  A patient This initiative was suggested by Claire, a nurse in the intensive care unit, encouraged by the hospital and approved  by the head of hygiene and head of intensive care. Yuki respects a very strict health protocol before every hospital visit and between greeting every patient.    A great idea and a genuine success that could perhaps be adopted by the other hospitals in the group.