Vacant job

About the job

• Sick leave substitute position at 65% with the possibility of a permanent position.
• Temporary substitute positions when regular assistants cannot work.
• Hours: The schedule offers long shifts, 08:00–23:30 (Fridays and Saturdays 08:00–24:00).
• Before your first shift, you will shadow one of my regular assistants about 4–5 times to get familiar with the job.

About me

I am a woman, 55+, living with my partner in the small community of Norra Unnaryd, approximately 4 miles outside of Jönköping. Due to my disability, I need your arms and legs in various situations, but I manage my own assistance. I use a wheelchair due to a muscle disease and need help with, among other things, personal care, cooking, and household chores.

A day with me can range from a quiet day at home with various tasks, both indoors and outdoors, to an active outing – perhaps shopping at Gekås in Ullared. I enjoy baking, cooking, dining out, watching ice hockey, and spending time with family and friends.

To ensure we get along well, I believe you are:

• A woman with personal maturity.
• Reliable, meticulous, and perceptive.
• Someone who enjoys working with people, can read my needs, and adapt to them.

Important to know:

• You must be a non-smoker and comfortable around pets.
• You must be fluent in Swedish, both spoken and written.
• You need a driver's license and access to your own car to commute to and from work. (During work hours, you will drive my adapted car).
• Assistive devices are available in the home.
• Good physical fitness is required as we often take long walks.

Due to the nature of the work, I am only seeking female assistants.

Does this sound like something for you? Get in touch – I look forward to your application. Selection and interviews are conducted on a rolling basis.

For questions, you can call or email my co-manager:

Annika Salama

0761-92 64 51

[email protected]

About STIL

STIL stands for the Foundation for Independent Living in Sweden. We are a non-profit assistive cooperative and a non-profit association of people with non-normative disabilities. In STIL, the members themselves manage their personal assistants. We work for self-determination, freedom, and equal opportunities regardless of functional ability. STIL was founded in 1984, and we were instrumental in introducing personal assistance in Sweden. Read more at www.stil.se (http://www.stil.se).