Investigator at the Swedish Health and Social Care Inspectorate (IVO)

Do you want to make a societal impact and contribute to safer care and support by developing state supervision and licensing processes? The Swedish Health and Social Care Inspectorate (IVO) is growing and needs to expand with investigators for the licensing department.

About the Job

You will be part of a unit where the main tasks involve conducting ownership and management assessments of entities seeking permission to operate under the Social Services Act (SoL), the Act on Support and Service for Certain Disabled Persons (LSS), and dental care (PSL). IVO's licensing assessments are based on the state value framework and should be characterized by clarity, credibility, integrity, efficiency, and good service.

Your main tasks as an investigator will include:

• independently processing applications based on a risk-based approach
• writing proposals for decisions
• assessing the suitability of company representatives
• investigating the financial conditions of companies
• investigating whether company representatives have relevant and sufficient knowledge and experience

Currently, our authority is in an exciting phase of change and development work. Therefore, it is essential that you thrive and want to operate in a changing environment. We believe that you have the willingness and interest to contribute to the development work in the unit and in cross-agency collaborations.

The positions are permanent employment with a six-month probationary period, flexible working hours, and based in Stockholm or Malmö. Travel may occur in the course of work.

Qualifications

We are looking for someone who has:

• a degree in social work, economics, law (LL.B.), political science, or another relevant academic education deemed equivalent by the employer
• at least 5 years of current work experience in qualified investigative work within the relevant area for ownership and management assessments
• experience writing decisions, reports, and/or summary texts based on laws and regulations
• very good knowledge of the Swedish language, both spoken and written

To succeed in this role, you should have good analytical skills, meaning you can approach cases from different perspectives and can review and analyze cases objectively and factually. You should be able to prioritize and structure tasks. The work is performed alternately independently and in close collaboration with others. Therefore, you need to have good collaboration skills and confidence in your delivery and decisions. The workload and priorities can sometimes change rapidly, so it is important that you can shift focus and pace as needed.

During the recruitment process, we will place great importance on your personal qualities.

We consider it an advantage if you also have:

• good knowledge of legislation in corporate or tax law
• experience in reviewing and analyzing company finances
• experience working to prevent or investigate welfare crimes
• experience in licensing assessments

What can IVO offer you?

We offer a developing role in a dynamic knowledge organization where you contribute to developing modern and effective supervision. We constantly improve our working methods and strive for a composition of employees that reflects the diversity of society.

Read about our terms and benefits here: Work with us | IVO.se (https://www.ivo.se/arbeta-hos-oss)

Application

You apply by answering our selection questions and attaching your CV and a personal letter. Your application should indicate how you meet the requirements profile. The questions are based on the requirements profile for this recruitment, and your answers will form the basis for the selection process. Your application is considered complete only when you have answered the questions. Apply by March 20.

Read more about our recruitment process here: Work with us | IVO.se (https://www.ivo.se/arbeta-hos-oss)

Workplace Description

The licensing department is responsible for assessing permits for individual operations under the Social Services Act (SoL), the Act on Support and Service for Certain Disabled Persons (LSS), and for certain parts of health and medical care.

Unit 3 in the Licensing Department is responsible for ownership and management assessments of entities seeking permission to operate under SoL and LSS.

IVO contributes to safe care and support.

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

The authority is characterized by a strong commitment as well as broad and deep knowledge and understanding of health and medical care and support in Sweden. We exist for the care and support recipients.

The authority has about 800 employees. The supervision 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 director general's office.