Meaningful Summer Job in LSS and Social Psychiatry

Do you want a meaningful summer job? We are now looking for substitutes for our operations within LSS and social psychiatry. Applications are processed continuously, so please submit your application today!

Assignment

We are looking for committed and caring substitutes who are interested in working with people with disabilities to improve their everyday lives and make them more meaningful.

The operations within LSS consist of four group homes, apartments in stairwell housing, daily activities, and short-term stays/supervision for children and young people. As a substitute within LSS, you will be responsible for providing personal care, social activities, daily occupations, and tasks such as cleaning, laundry, and dishwashing. You will also perform certain health and medical tasks according to instructions and delegation from a nurse.

Social psychiatry includes, among other things, a service that provides housing support to people with mental disabilities. The work focuses on providing support and motivation in everyday life, which may involve practical support at home, social training, or assistance with contacts with authorities.

In your application, you have the opportunity to specify which operations you would like to work in.

We offer a thorough introduction so that you feel safe and well-prepared for your summer job!

Requirements

• You must be at least 18 years old before starting.
• You have a strong interest in people and service.
• You have the ability to handle digital equipment.
• You have Swedish language skills in both speech and writing as communication and documentation are part of the work.
• A driver's license is required for work within housing support.

We are looking for someone who is flexible and can quickly adapt to changes while seeing opportunities in new situations. You are a team player, communicate clearly, and have the ability to understand and empathize with others' perspectives. With an empathetic and friendly approach, you handle others' feelings calmly. You enjoy helping others and always strive to find solutions that meet their individual needs. You are used to meeting people in various contexts and offer support in a responsive and helpful manner. We prefer that you are trained as a support assistant, support educator, childcare worker, nursing assistant, or equivalent as assessed by the employer. Experience in similar work is also an advantage.

For positions that involve care and support work, a background check will be requested, which occurs at the end of the recruitment process. You need to request the extract yourself via the police's website: Check your own information (polisen.se) (https://polisen.se/). The extract we want to see is called "Check of own information in the criminal record." Please note that the normal processing time at the police can be several weeks, so order the extract now directly.

Working Hours/Duration/Salary

• Work shifts occur during the day, evening, and night. Weekend work occurs within group homes and short-term stays.
• The summer period runs from week 26-33. We also need substitutes before and after the summer.
• Start date by agreement.
• Substitute positions full-time, part-time, or hourly.
• Individual salary setting applies.

With us, you get the chance to make a difference in our clients' everyday lives. We offer an active, exciting, and varied job that gives you valuable experience for the future. Working with us is a way into working life, with the possibility of continued employment after the summer.

Warm welcome with your application!