IVO is looking for inspectors who make a difference in healthcare and social services

Do you want to be one of us and work to prevent and combat welfare crime and the presence of unscrupulous and criminal actors? Together with engaged and qualified colleagues, you will contribute to our important work. We are now looking for several inspectors to be placed at one of IVO's offices in Umeå, Stockholm, Gothenburg, Örebro, Jönköping, or Malmö.

As an inspector at IVO, you will play a central role in the work to combat welfare crime. Your assignment will involve investigating operations and conducting inspections together with knowledgeable colleagues. You will have a varied and educational job that includes review, analysis, assessment, and compilation of data. Your tasks will also include responding to referrals, letters, and participating in various project groups. The position is both challenging and significant, where you will contribute to creating a safer and more secure healthcare and social service for everyone. The work involves many internal and external contacts, with all of IVO's departments and collaborating authorities. IVO is an organization in development, and over time, your area of work may change as IVO receives new assignments, priorities, and instructions.

We are looking for someone who has:

• An academic degree in law, economics, or equivalent knowledge or experience acquired in another way that the employer considers relevant.
• Very good knowledge of Swedish in both spoken and written form.
• Experience in analyzing and structuring large amounts of information.
• High digital maturity and good knowledge of the Office suite.

Meritorious:

• Experience in investigative work that the employer considers relevant.
• Experience in working to prevent welfare crime.
• Experience in conducting inspections.
• Experience in reviewing accounts and conducting financial investigations.

You have a genuine interest in making healthcare and social services safer. In the role of inspector, you need to be able to work systematically, prioritize, and make independent decisions under time pressure. You are a secure person with high integrity and good self-awareness. You have a good ability to absorb new knowledge and tasks and remain calm even in stressful situations. Your ethical compass is strong, and you act in accordance with routines and regulations. The work requires you to be attentive, open to receiving and sharing new information, and clear in your communication, both internally and externally. You enjoy educating others. The role requires good collaboration skills where you contribute to an open work climate.

We place great importance on personal qualities and abilities.

We have high demands on employees' security and confidentiality awareness. You may undergo a security review to be placed in a security class.

Your application

Do you want to be part of our important work and make a difference? Submit your application and let us build a safer and more secure healthcare and social service together. The positions are permanent full-time employment, starting with a 6-month probationary period. Start date as soon as possible by agreement.

Your application should indicate how you meet the requirements expressed in this advertisement. The deadline for applications is 250413.

Contact persons:

• Anna Karin Nyqvist - Unit Manager
• Göran Olsson - Unit Manager
• Ulf Prahl - Union Representative Saco-S
• Sara Gunnar - Union Representative ST
• Marita Cedergren - Union Representative Vårdförbundet

All can be reached via IVO's switchboard 010-788 50 00

IVO contributes to safe healthcare and social services

The mission of the Health and Social Care Inspectorate (IVO) is to contribute to healthcare and social services that are safe, of good quality, and conducted in accordance with laws and other regulations through supervision and licensing.

The authority is characterized by great commitment and a broad and deep knowledge and understanding of healthcare and social services in Sweden. IVO is driven by the vision that we are in control, that we create learning, and that we make healthcare and social services safer and better. We exist for the benefit of patients and service users.

The authority has about 800 employees. The supervisory work is carried out at six regional departments across the country. The departments for licensing, analysis, planning and communication, and operational support are located in Stockholm, as is the office of the Director General.