Become a key player in the future Regional Acute Nursing on Funen in Nyborg

Are you an experienced nurse who thrives on clinical decisions, complexity and independence in the acute setting?

Do you want to be among the first to shape a completely new regional function, with strong professional backing from OUH?

Then you now have a unique opportunity: to help establish the Regional Acute Nursing on Funen in Borgernær Sundhed at OUH and you are looking for nurses who want to be involved from the start.

Why choose Borgernær Sundhed

With us you don’t just get a job – you play a central role in building the new, close-knit health care system.

Borgernær Sundhed is a new clinical department established on January 1, 2026 as part of the Health Reform. From January 1, 2027 we will bring together responsibility for acute nursing, health and care places and patient-facing prevention. Our task is clear: to bring advanced nursing, treatment and assessment very close to the citizen’s everyday life, and to create equality in health and coherence across hospital, municipality and general practice.

In the transformation, the Regional Acute Nursing plays a completely central role, and you will have the opportunity to

• work closely with the citizen, the municipality and general practice – and with OUH backing
• gain real clinical autonomy and influence on decisions
• help shape workflows, culture and professional direction from day one.

You will become part of a unified unit, across the Funen municipalities, based at the Health and Care Places in Nyborg and reporting to the executive management of the Acute Nursing.

Your role

You will become a central clinical actor in the close-to-home health care system and will, among other things, need to:

• handle acute and subacute tasks in the citizen’s own home
• perform autonomous clinical assessments and initiate treatment
• collaborate closely with physicians on investigations and treatment plans
• contribute to preventing unnecessary hospital admissions and support earlier discharges
• ensure coherent patient pathways across sectors
• be a professional sparring partner for colleagues – both by phone and in person

We are looking for you who

• have solid experience from e.g. municipal acute nursing, emergency department, intensive care, anesthesia or home nursing (i.e., you do not need to have a specialist qualification)
• are comfortable with autonomous clinical decisions – even when things move fast
• are motivated by helping to build something new in close collaboration with colleagues and leadership
• have strong clinical observation and assessment skills
• are capable of creating trust with citizens and partners

Professional development – not just a promise

You will become part of an environment where development is built into everyday life

• systematic competence development in acute nursing
• close sparring with colleagues and medical support
• active participation in developing new workflows and solutions
• opportunity to influence future practice – locally and regionally

Employment terms and application

These are permanent positions of 37 hours per week in mixed shifts.

The region is obliged to inform you of the starting salary for the position. You will be told the base salary, centrally fixed allowances and pension in the Health Cartel – Agreement 32.17.1.

In addition to the starting salary, the pay may include any negotiated allowances depending on the position, your experience and qualifications.

Starting salary for positions in the Region of Southern Denmark

A Category B driving license is required

Start date: December 1, 2026

Application deadline: October 23, 2026

Interviews: Expected to be held on October 27, 28 or 29, 2026

Workplace

Health and Care Places, Nyborg

Holmegade 3, ST

5800 Nyborg

Want to know more?

Please feel free to contact

• Chief Nurse Julie Skov Jespersen – Tel. 29 17 36 60, email: [email protected]
• Head of Department Berit Matzen – Tel. 30 55 29 37, email: [email protected]

We look forward to receiving your application and to welcoming our new colleague to Borgernær Sundhed.