Do you want to make a real difference for patients with complex lung diseases?

At ward O121 lung medicine, you have the chance to work in one of the region's most highly specialized lung medical environments – where every patient is met with expertise, respect, and heart.

Our Offer

Why choose ward O121 lung medicine?

Here we care for patients with everything from lung cancer and pleural diseases to lung transplants and other advanced lung diseases – both in acute and palliative stages. Our department is part of the Southeast Health Care Region's competence center for cancer and lung care and is characterized by high specialist competence, collaboration, and continuous development.

We are a team that learns from and supports each other and puts the patient at the center. With us, you will have the opportunity to grow every day – both professionally and personally.

What makes us unique?

• Focus on development: We invest in your competence with scheduled time for further education and administrative time for development.
• Psychological safety: Daily reflection meetings and team reflections help us meet the challenges of the workday together and strive for a workplace where all employees feel safe and seen.
• Strong team: You will be part of an engaged workgroup where learning and support permeate everyday life.
• Person-centered leadership: Our ward managers combine leadership with clinical experience and support you in your work.
• Career development: Opportunity to further your education to become a specialist nurse while maintaining your salary.
• Safe start for newcomers: A well-structured introduction program focusing on professional development and safety throughout your first year with us.
• Flexibility: Individual scheduling via Tessa based on your preferences – your recovery is important to us.

Here you can read about our career ladder (#) for nurses and also about your benefits (#) with us.

Job Description

As a nurse in lung medicine, you will work with advanced medical care in a dynamic and meaningful environment. You will manage everything from respiratory support such as NIV and CPAP to thoracic drainage – always with the patient's best interest in focus. You are a key person in the multiprofessional team and contribute to creating safety and secure care in all stages, from investigation to palliative care. In the “lung” there are 15 care places, divided into three teams, i.e., 5 patients per team.

About You

You are a licensed nurse or specialist nurse in medical/oncological care and have a genuine interest in lung care and wish to develop in the field. You also find it easy to collaborate in a team and are flexible in a changing environment. You want to work in a professional and present team that cares for acutely ill patients around the clock and develop in your professional role in a safe, learning, and welcoming workplace. You are also participatory, want to influence and develop lung medical care at a university hospital. You want to work closely with patients based on a person-centered approach.

Do you recognize yourself? Then you are warmly welcome to apply!

Application and Employment

We work with ongoing selection, so please submit your application as soon as possible. Prior to employment in a patient-facing role within Region Östergötland, you will need to fill out a form (https://ledsys.lio.se/Document/Document?DocumentNumber=54500).

Warm welcome to submit your application! If you need help registering in the system, contact customer service Support and Service, 010-103 60 00, during office hours.

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