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With 1,000 experts across nearly 100 units nationwide, Falck is Sweden's most comprehensive provider of health and working life services. We offer occupational health care, crisis and staff support, organizational and leadership development, transition and career services, as well as primary care and health services for private individuals. Falck's health and working life services reach 1.2 million people across Sweden, contributing to a sustainable working and private life for everyone.

Are you a specialist doctor looking for a daily routine where you can go home with a good feeling of having "made it"? Are you drawn to preventive and consultative work alongside other professional categories, focusing on our customers' operations? Falck Health and Working Life in Gothenburg Hisingen is growing with continued trust from our customers, and we are now looking for you who are curious about the connection between work and health and want to create sustainable, healthy workplaces.

At Falck, you will find an attractive medical role in a business that helps you create a balance between work and private life. You are offered a structured workday with regulated, holiday-free working hours and the opportunity to plan your time. Here, you become part of a multidisciplinary team with close and coaching leadership, where you can make a meaningful difference for our customers. As a doctor at Falck, you work in partnership with everyone from large nationwide companies to local businesses. You become an important part of a national organization whose services reach 1.2 million people and contribute every day to a more sustainable working life throughout Sweden.

Your role with us

You have an important medical role internally and on behalf of our customers, where you work with:

• Statutory examinations and medical checks in various areas.
• Work-oriented rehabilitation measures, such as work capacity assessments and support in sick leave processes.
• Health-promoting initiatives, such as lectures and counseling for management groups.
• Working environment surveys and consultation.

Qualifications

• Specialist doctor in Occupational Medicine, Occupational and Environmental Medicine, Occupational Health Care, or Occupational and Environmental Medicine.
• We are also open to you with another specialty (e.g., general practice, internal medicine, psychiatry, rehabilitation) who is genuinely curious about the connection between work and health.
• Comfortable with and interested in working with digital tools.
• Fluent in Swedish and English, both spoken and written.

As a person, we are looking for someone who is a non-hierarchical and flexible team player who works in a structured and quality-conscious manner. You are confident in a consultative role where you combine your medical expertise with a business-like approach. Finally, we see that you identify with our Winning Behaviours: we care, build trust, and together create more value.

We offer you

• Work-life balance: A predictable and planable workday (weekdays without holidays).
• Purpose: Developing work in multidisciplinary teams with pleasant colleagues and inspiring customer contacts where you contribute to creating results at the individual, team, and organizational levels.
• Security: Collective agreement, market-competitive benefits, and close, coaching leadership.
• Competence development: Business-adapted competence development with mentorship and supervision as needed.

Other:

Permanent employment starting with a 6-month probation period. Location in Hisingen, Gothenburg; percentage of employment and start date to be agreed upon.

The position involves travel within the area according to business needs, which means you must have a B-driving license and preferably your own car for work.

Are you interested?

For questions, you are welcome to contact Consulting Manager Nina Dalgleish via email at [email protected].

Please submit your application as soon as possible as we handle applications on a rolling basis and the position may be filled before the application deadline, 2026-06-30.

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