Bioanalysts or staff with other health-related backgrounds for an on-call role in Group 1 (Pre-analytical – blood sampling and ECG and POCT)

Become part of Aalborg University Hospital, Clinical Biochemistry Department.

We need new colleagues – could it be you?

We are seeking as soon as possible or by agreement a number of new colleagues for group 1 at the Clinical Biochemistry Department. With us you will receive thorough and individual training tailored to your skills and experience. You can look forward to a daily life where you make a big difference for patients and citizens.

We look forward to welcoming you.

With us you will experience a busy and changing daily life where your professional expertise comes into play and makes a real difference. Together with your colleagues you will have the opportunity to work on exciting and challenging tasks in a dynamic environment where everyone is an important part of the good patient journey at the hospital.

If you are passionate about patient contact and POCT and want a meaningful daily life where you can contribute with your knowledge and skills, we look forward to hearing from you!

About the job

The core tasks of the Clinical Biochemistry Department are blood sampling and ECG, analysis work, quality assurance and reporting of results. At start you will receive an individual introduction program, where you are trained in local guidelines and procedures, with special focus on the pre-analytical area, document management system and accreditation. After the introduction you will be attached to group 1, where you receive further training.

Pre-analyses covers blood sampling and ECG recording, where contact with the patient is in focus. This applies to admitted patients on the hospital's wards, our blood sampling outpatients, citizens at home and in The Common Emergency Department. Blood sampling includes venipuncture and capillary sampling in patients of all ages and from all patient groups.

POCT includes the department's decentralized analysis equipment at the hospital and in the local healthcare sector. The POCT group in Aalborg has the overall professional and coordinating responsibility for the POCT area across the hospital's other sites and works closely with local colleagues on daily task solving, quality assurance, teaching and development of the area. With the new health reform we face new and exciting tasks and collaboration opportunities.

We offer

• A department and a specialty that is always evolving
• A thorough training in tasks depending on your education and background
• A good working environment in close collaboration with engaged and professionally skilled colleagues
• A daily life where you, together with many different colleagues, create good patient journeys
• Influence over your working hours

We expect

• You are a licensed biomedical analyst or have another healthcare background
• Experience in clinical biochemistry would be an advantage but not a requirement
• You are independent and have good collaboration and communication skills
• You are flexible and thrive in a busy daily life, where you are adaptable to changes that arise during a workday
• You have user-level IT knowledge, preferably with a flair for technical equipment
• You are responsible and eager to develop professionally and personally
• You work professionally and meet your surroundings with a good-natured approach

About us

Did you know that at Aalborg University Hospital we have one of the country’s largest clinical biochemistry departments, with regional functionality including, among others, clotting and bleeding investigations? The department has about 900,000 annual patient contacts and a total annual number of analyses of about 10 million.

Today we are located on several sites with departments at Aalborg University Hospital in Gistrup, Aalborg (south section), Farsø, Hobro and Thisted.

We are a modern department that works at a high professional level while considering optimal use of resources. We are continually involved in developing the biochemical specialty, therefore research, development and teaching are visible and important elements of the department.

The working environment is prioritized and all employees' well-being, professional and personal development are important for the department's progress. In addition to competence courses for staff, the department is responsible for education and provides teaching for medical and biomedical laboratory science students.

The Clinical Biochemistry Department is DANAK accredited and works according to the ISO 15189 standard guidelines.

Want to know more

Senior biomedical analyst Martin Nielsen, mobile 30 46 56 75, can be contacted for further information about the positions.

The practical

The positions are available for occupation as soon as possible or by agreement. The geographic location of the job site is Hospitalsbyen 1, 9260 Gistrup.

We read applications and invite to interviews on an ongoing basis. Employment will first take place after the application deadline, and everyone who has applied in time will be considered.

Application deadline is October 30, 2026.

Region North Jutland requires a reference for all new hires. The reference must be from the last employment. Please therefore state in the application whom we may contact.

Salary and terms of employment are in accordance with the current Collective Agreement for non-manual staff in the Health Sector’s area.