Vacant job

HVB Ugglegatan is a smaller residence in Linköping with five apartments that offers a safe and individualized environment. Each resident has their own apartment in a shared stairwell, creating both independence and proximity to support. The residence is designed to provide intensive treatment and meet needs that traditional HVB homes may struggle to address.

To ensure high quality, we maintain a high staff-to-resident ratio with staff available around the clock, including awake night shifts. Our setup allows us to tailor support entirely based on the individual's needs and the social services' assignment formulation. As a natural extension of our operations, we also offer a smaller support accommodation. Here, those who are ready for the next step towards independence can continue their development while retaining their previous contacts and staff. The level of support in the support accommodation is adjusted according to individual needs to create a safe transition to adulthood.

HVB Ugglegatan welcomes girls and transgender individuals aged 14–20 from all over the country. Our treatment model is based on evidence-based methods such as CBT (Cognitive Behavioral Therapy) and DBT (Dialectical Behavior Therapy). These methods form the foundation of our psychosocial treatment and are used to meet each individual's specific needs.

We work entirely individually with the residents and design treatment plans that match their conditions and goals. Each step in the treatment is carefully planned and continuously evaluated to ensure the best possible outcomes.

We work with commitment in everything concerning our clients. The job involves meeting people in crisis and/or with difficult life situations, making it very important that you can see opportunities, convey hope, and meet people in a respectful manner. Together, you will do practical things in everyday life, such as practicing daily tasks.

Main responsibilities:

• Supervision and support: Ensure that residents are well and receive help with everyday problems that may arise during the night.
• Emergency situations: Handle urgent events, such as anxious or upset individuals.
• Night environment: Create a safe and calm environment for residents during the night.
• Collaboration: Work together with colleagues to ensure continuity and good care.

You are relationship-building and have a good ability to establish contact with people in vulnerable situations. You are calm, stable, and can maintain a realistic perspective on situations that arise in daily work. You have good collaboration skills and relate to others in a responsive manner, enjoying working with others. You are an independent, humble, and responsible person who is passionate about care work and can recognize the individual's needs.

We place great emphasis on personal suitability.

Requirements:

• Educated social pedagogue or 400 YHP treatment pedagog, as well as competence in mentalization theory.

Meritorious:

• Previous experience with similar work and target groups.

Employment conditions

Role: Night Social Pedagogue 2 positions

Employment type: Permanent

Working hours: Approximately 70%

Work schedule: Night shifts

Start date: As soon as possible

Collective agreement: Vision/Care Employers, sector E

Viljan is part of Attendo, a secure employer that can offer you good opportunities to take on more responsibility or move on to new roles. We offer our employees training opportunities, collective agreements, wellness benefits, and several other perks and employee discounts through our benefits portal AttendoPlus, in collaboration with Benifex.

Before any employment, an extract from the criminal record must be presented along with valid photo identification. If you are called for an interview, you need to be able to prove that you have the right to work in Sweden by showing that you have citizenship within the EU/EES or a valid work permit.

The last application date is 20251217, but selection and interviews will be conducted continuously, so do not wait to apply.

Viljan is part of Attendo, one of the largest care companies in the Nordic region, founded in 1985. We operate within IOF. Our values of care, commitment, and competence guide us daily in our work to ensure that everyone experiences comfort, participation, community, and joy at work.

If you want to help people take the next positive step in life, Viljan is the workplace for you.

If you have questions about the position, please contact:

Karin Langerud Deputy Operations Manager

Mobile +46 (0) 766 324 220 // [email protected] (mailto:[email protected])

Charlotta Nordmark Operations Manager

Mobile 070-815 98 49 // [email protected] (mailto:[email protected])