Ambulance Zealand is seeking a paramedic or clinician for a permanent position in Stege (24-hour shift) - Area Mid

Now you have the opportunity to apply for a rarely advertised position as a night shift on the small, cozy base in Stege. The base is home to one 24-hour ambulance and one emergency car and offers a strong local camaraderie and a good working environment.

We are seeking a staff member for our Stege base for the 24-hour shift.

What do we expect?

You must be a trained clinician or paramedic with a strong interest in a good working environment.

You have good physical health and a can-do attitude.

You are keen to work closely with your closest colleagues at the base and with the immediate management.

You take care of the patients and value high professional quality.

Why choose Ambulance Zealand? We offer you more than just a job. With us you have the opportunity to help shape a workplace where:

Involvement is a given.

We do our best to accommodate your requests for time off when necessary.

You work with a management team that is passionate about being present and good leaders.

We carry out ongoing maintenance in collaboration with other regions and private providers.

We prioritise a balance between work life and private life.

With us it is a partnership where both we and you set requirements. We expect that you want to contribute to the development of Ambulance Zealand, and are ready to challenge the status quo so that we can together create a dynamic and future-proof workplace.

Area Mid

Ambulance Zealand, Area Mid consists of five bases in Ringsted, Haslev, Præstø, Stege and Vordingborg.

Area Mid is led by Anders Verdelin & Mads Lotzfeldt, who look forward to – together with you and your colleagues – moving Ambulance Zealand into the future.

The practical…

You must have authorization at the time of hiring or be able to document that you have applied for authorization.

You must have a C1 driving license.

The employment is conditional on receiving a satisfactory child and criminal record check for public use.

There is an application deadline Monday, September 28, 2026; we expect to hold employment interviews on 3/11-26

If you have questions about the position, please contact section head Anders Verdelin at 5154 6983 or Mads Lotzfeldt at 21 52 15 04

Employment terms

You will be employed as a clinician/paramedic, and the employment will take place in accordance with the applicable agreement for FOA 32.44.1.

Night work

As the position may involve night work, you are offered a free health check before starting in accordance with applicable rules.

If you wish to take advantage of the offer, please contact your soon-to-be leader, who will assist in initiating and coordinating the process.

Become part of something bigger

The Prehospital Center encompasses all regional staff working in the prehospital area. It includes Transport Service; AMK dispatch center; Ambulance Zealand; Quality, Education and Preparedness; Administration; Home Treatment; Logistics and Planning; the GP on-call; the vaccination effort; and the prehospital research unit.

When you work in the Prehospital Center, you become part of the team behind the acute and prehospital efforts in Region Zealand. Here dispatchers, planners, researchers, clinicians and administrative staff work side by side to ensure help reaches those in need.

Some sit at phones, others develop solutions, plan routes or research better treatment. What unites us is that we work to ensure citizens receive fast, safe and professional help – whether it concerns emergency services, GP on-call, transport, home treatment, education or new ways of doing things.

You will have a workday where professional backgrounds meet, and where your knowledge is used. With responsibility, sparring and colleagues who help each other reach the goal. And a working life where you can feel that what you do makes a difference to people you may never meet.

If you want to work somewhere where collaboration is essential, development happens in the midst of operations, and the task always starts with the citizen, then there is a place for you with us.

The daily life in the Prehospital Center can be very dynamic with unpredictable tasks. Please take a look at our Facebook, LinkedIn and Instagram profiles, where you can follow the daily life at the Prehospital Center.

Employment area

Region Zealand and Region Capital will become the Region of East Denmark on January 1, 2027 as a result of the health reform. Your employment area will be the Region of East Denmark with all associated organizational units.

Read more about the meaning of the employment area on the Region of East Denmark's website.

Starting salary for collective agreement employees

The region is obliged to inform you of the starting salary for the position. You will be informed of base salary, centrally set allowances and pension in the relevant collective agreement. In addition to the starting salary, the pay may include any negotiated allowances depending on the position, your experience and qualifications.

See the starting salary on the region's website

About Region Zealand

We are the region's largest workplace with more than 21,000 employees and a budget of 23 billion kroner. We solve tasks in health, psychiatry and regional development and operate a number of social institutions. Visit www.regionsjaelland.dk to read more about the region's tasks, structure and geography. You can also find us on Facebook , Twitter and LinkedIn .