Timvikarier till nybyggda Åsbytorp i Strövelstorp

About the role

Ängelholms kommun is recruiting four hourly substitute workers (timvikarier) for Åsbytorp, its newly built special housing in Strövelstorp. At Åsbytorp, staff work together across seven departments to give residents the best possible quality of life: a respite care department, four somatic departments and two departments focused on cognitive impairment. Through close cooperation the home offers safe, person-centred and high-quality care with warmth and joy. As an assistant nurse here, no two days are alike. With an individual-centred approach you adapt your support to each resident's condition that day and make use of their abilities. The work includes qualified nursing and care measures based on residents' needs, and an important part of the role is helping residents live a meaningful life through social meetings, activities and time outdoors. Work is planned from individual implementation plans, and every employee takes great responsibility for how the service runs and develops. You will work close to residents and play a key role in the team together with colleagues, unit managers, nurses, occupational therapists and physiotherapists. The posts are part-time, fixed-term hourly substitute roles, starting by agreement, with a well-planned introduction and active learning within the work group. Please quote reference C351735 in your application. No salary amount is stated in the official listing, which gives only a fixed monthly, weekly or hourly pay type.

Responsibilities

- Provide qualified nursing and care measures based on residents' needs - Adapt support to each resident's condition and abilities each day - Help residents live a meaningful life through activities, social meetings and outdoor time - Work from individual implementation plans - Take responsibility for the running and development of the service together with the team

Requirements

You must be a trained assistant nurse and be able to present your professional certificate before employment. You need to communicate in Swedish in speech and writing, feel comfortable using digital tools, and be a strong team player who cooperates, takes responsibility and sees the whole picture. The values of elderly care are a natural starting point for you: self-determination, good treatment, high-quality measures, safety, meaningfulness, context, individual adaptation, participation and respect for privacy and personal integrity. Before an offer of employment, the municipality will request an extract from the police criminal record register, and at interview you must prove citizenship, or, if you are not a citizen of Sweden, the EU, the EEA or Switzerland, show a valid work permit or an exemption from the work permit requirement.

Preferred qualifications

Experience of geriatrics, palliative care or cognitive impairment, experience of delegated health care tasks, experience of improvement or development work, and knowledge of an additional language are all seen as valuable.

Benefits

Part-time substitute work at a newly built special housing home, a well-planned introduction, active learning in the work group, a good working environment, and access to the municipality's benefits portal, including a wellness allowance.

Skills