Vacant job

Are you interested in contributing to the further development of inpatient psychiatric care? This is where you should work.

The inpatient care within general psychiatry is part of the general psychiatry operational area. Our care wards are located adjacent to the University Hospital in Örebro. On our wards, we have an extra focus on developing the content of care according to the Safewards method. Access to peer support and care places for user-led admissions is available on some of our wards. Collaboration with our specialist psychiatric nursing teams (SPOT) is an important part of our work. Together, we work with common processes and goals. We work in multidisciplinary teams based on a holistic view of the human being and adapt care interventions to the patient's needs and conditions. We strive to promote the involvement of relatives in the care.

Working with us means a varied and stimulating job where you have close collaboration with all professional groups in our operations. Here, a dedicated staff group works with a focus on our patients, good treatment, and quality. Here you get collegial community and the opportunity for extensive patient contact. As a new employee, you receive introductory training.

The work consists of making an initial assessment of patients visiting the psychiatric emergency department, triaging, leading/coordinating the reception work, and together with the unit manager developing, implementing, and creating routines for patient and team work. Ensure that routines are followed and collaborate with the ward coordinator, on-call physicians, other healthcare services, and collaboration partners. Be responsible for introducing new employees to the operations.

The duties also include nursing and patient work, medication management, and contact with relatives in the ongoing reception work. If this sounds interesting and you want to know more about how the work is practically done, you are welcome to observe us at the psychiatric emergency department.

Specialist nurse with a focus on psychiatry or a registered nurse who lacks a specialist nurse degree.

We are looking for you who enjoy working close to the patients and keeping the patient's best interest in mind. You should be confident in yourself and in your role as a nurse. You are interested in working with both care and treatment interventions for patients with severe psychiatric symptoms in the acute phase, as well as working together with the team to ensure good and safe care and treatment.

The work in the operation is based on great commitment, responsiveness, a positive basic attitude, and good collegial community, which places demands on cooperation skills and social competence. You have an ethical and professional approach in all meetings. We place great emphasis on personal qualities.

Interviews take place continuously.

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

If you are or have previously been employed in Region Örebro County, we will take internal references from your current or former manager, if you become relevant for employment.

We mobilize our permanent employees and in some cases also fixed-term employees. Read more about what this entails.

Psychiatry in Region Örebro County is a specialist operation divided into five operational areas, all with a strong focus on ethics, collaboration, and development, as well as a well-functioning education and research environment. Together, we are approximately 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, security, and well-being and for the county's development. With us, there are exciting and important jobs within healthcare, dentistry, public transport, culture, and business development. Together, we create a better life.

Since we in Psychiatry value our patients and rate patient safety highly, we will request extracts from the suspicion and criminal records register from the National Police Board in connection with the recruitment. More to read about the suspicion and criminal records register can be found in SFS 1999:1135 and SFS 1999:1134.

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