Vacant job

Do you want meaningful work where you truly make a difference, while still being able to head home in the afternoon with time for family, recovery, and personal interests? Here is your chance to work within municipal primary care in a role that offers daytime hours only!

About the position

With us, you have a unique opportunity to work daytime hours, 07:00–16:00, with weekend duty only every 6th–8th weekend. This provides excellent conditions for work-life balance, a more predictable daily routine, and opportunities for recovery – while you maintain a role where you work long-term and closely with your patients.

Within Örebro Municipality's organization for home health care, we work in people's own home environments and meet patients aged 18 and above. The operations are divided into smaller geographical areas, or alternatively towards the functional support area, which creates good continuity and a thorough knowledge of both patients and the local community.

We place safety, quality, and participation at the center and work person-centered, with each individual as the starting point. The work is carried out in team-based forms where different professional groups collaborate and contribute their expertise to create safe and cohesive care.

As a nurse with us, you have an independent and qualified assignment where your competence is truly utilized. In the role of permanent care contact, you have the opportunity for continuity and deepened patient relationships, and you are an important part of creating safety and quality in the patients' daily lives. There is also room to influence and develop working methods and routines in an operation that actively invests in quality and continuous improvement. Welcome to become part of an operation that combines meaningful care with a sustainable daytime work life.

Examples of tasks:

• plan, implement, and evaluate health care interventions
• make medical assessments
• supervise, instruct, and delegate to nursing staff
• participate in team meetings and care planning
• serve as permanent care contact for a number of patients and be an important support for relatives
• be responsible for medication management
• document in the operational system

About the workplace

The home health care area is divided into five geographical areas, and these services are directed towards the areas of South East, West, North West, North East, as well as towards the health care unit.

Read more about what it is like to work within Örebro Municipality and care and assistance at https://www.orebro.se/jobb/socialtarbete (https://www.orebro.se/jobb/socialtarbete)!

Qualifications

As a nurse, you are confident in yourself and have good self-awareness. You enjoy having your own areas of responsibility and take responsibility for your tasks in an independent and structured manner. Being receptive and accommodating in your interactions, both with colleagues and clients, is second nature to you. You are clear in your communication and have the ability to ensure that information reaches its destination. Furthermore, you adapt easily to changed circumstances and see opportunities and solutions in what you are faced with. Additionally, you master the Swedish language to a level that allows you to communicate with clients and other staff, as well as document what the operation requires. As the work involves digital documentation in operational systems, good computer skills are required.

We place great emphasis on personal suitability.

Requirements:

• licensed nurse
• Category B driver's license

Merits:

• experience working as a nurse
• experience working in documentation and operational systems such as Lifecare HSL, Lifecare SP, NPÖ, or Pascal

Scope and start date

Employment type: permanent position

Employment level: 100%

Start date: according to agreement

Number of positions: several

Working hours: 07:00-16:00, every 6-8th weekend (38.25 hours/week)

Other information

Interviews may take place digitally. At http://www.orebro.se/jobb/digitalaintervjuer (http://www.orebro.se/jobb/digitalaintervjuer) you can read more about our digital interviews and how you can prepare.

During the recruitment process, a license check will be conducted via the National Board of Health and Welfare as well as a check with the Inspectorate of Care and Services.

Before you are offered a position within care and assistance work, you need to show an extract from the criminal record.

Application

The last day for applications is May 31. Selection and interviews are conducted continuously.

We look forward to receiving your application!