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We continue our successful initiative! We offer you as a registered nurse the opportunity to gain experience in anesthesia work in preparation for further studies. Take the chance to become a part of our team.

We are looking for you who want to become an anesthesia nurse. As a registered nurse with us in the anesthesia department, you will have a unique opportunity to prepare for specialist training in anesthesia care. You will receive an introduction in the form of lectures and training at KTC, as well as the opportunity to work in a team with anesthesia and surgical staff.

The anesthesia and intensive care department operates at the region's three hospitals: Örebro University Hospital, Karlskoga Hospital, and Lindesberg Hospital. It is a large department with approximately 400 employees. Our areas of work include anesthesia, intensive care, surgical services (postoperative and day surgery), and a neuro-intermediate unit. At Karlskoga Hospital, there is an anesthesia department, an intensive care unit, and a postoperative unit.

Karlskoga Hospital is one of Region Örebro County's three emergency hospitals. We who work at Karlskoga Hospital are proud of our hospital. We base our work on collaboration, development, and professionalism, which is reflected in being the first hospital in Sweden to receive the Swedish Quality Award. The hospital is medium-sized with about 900 employees.

Region Örebro County is one of the county's largest employers and an important growth engine in the region. We work for people's health, safety, and well-being and for the development of the county. With us, there are exciting and important jobs in areas such as healthcare, dental care, public transport, culture, and business development. Together we create a better life.

As a registered nurse with us, you will work in a team with anesthesia and surgical staff. You are an important part of the work around the patient in consultation with the anesthesia nurse and anesthesiologist.

You assist in induction and awakening and participate in the preparation of medications and other equipment needed for anesthesia.

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We have made our selection for this recruitment and therefore kindly decline offers of advertising and recruitment assistance in connection with this advertisement.

We are looking for you who are a licensed nurse and intend to apply for specialist training in anesthesia care within a year, or as soon as possible. In addition to a nursing degree of 180 higher education credits, you need additional higher education credits to increase your chances of being accepted into specialist training.

You have at least two years of experience as a nurse and have thereby built up a solid professional experience. We place great importance on your personal competence and personal qualities. This means that you:

• are responsible and structured and have a good ability to prioritize
• treat patients, relatives, colleagues, and students with care and respect
• enjoy working in a team in a changing pace and can adapt when the work environment changes quickly
• are flexible and resilient to stress and have experience working in pressured situations
• have a clear patient focus, show empathy, and work with patient safety and quality in focus.

Interviews will be conducted on an ongoing basis.

The application should include a CV and a cover letter. Certificates, grades, diplomas, etc. should be provided at a possible interview.

If you are or have previously been employed by Region Örebro County, we will take internal references from your current or previous manager if you are considered for employment.

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