Are you passionate about recovery-oriented rehabilitation, meaningful activities and creating development opportunities together with people in complex life situations? Then perhaps you are the one we are looking for at Sønderparken.

We are looking for a colleague who is curious about what creates value, meaning and direction in an individual's life, and who together with the citizen wishes to create the best possible conditions for wellbeing, development and participation.

For us, the crucial question is not: "What are you suffering from?" but rather: "Who are you, what is important to you, and how can we together support the life you want to live?"

Therefore we are seeking a professional who sees relationships, participation, mastery and development as central paths to increased quality of life, and who is motivated to support citizens' opportunities to take an active part in their own lives, strengthen their ability to act and participate in meaningful communities.

With us, recovery, rehabilitation and user involvement are fundamental guiding principles, because we know that hope, equal relationships and the experience of belonging create fertile ground for development. Based on this understanding, we work every day to create frameworks where citizens experience being met with respect, influence and belief in their own possibilities.

About the position

As an employee at Sønderparken you will be part of a multidisciplinary environment where professional differences strengthen each other and contribute with new perspectives to the joint task solution.

We believe that strong interventions are created at the meeting between different professional fields. Therefore, it is expected that you actively bring your mono-disciplinary knowledge and your professional perspectives into play and contribute reflections and actionable options that qualify the overall effort around the citizen.

As a professional you will focus on identifying the citizen's resources, challenges and development opportunities and translate this knowledge into concrete rehabilitative actions in everyday life. You have an eye for the importance of relationships, structure, activity, community and predictability as elements that can support wellbeing, mastery and development.

The work includes, among other things

• relationship work and support for everyday mastery
• work with citizens' goals, sub-goals and development processes
• planning and implementation of activities and communities
• documentation and professional assessments
• interdisciplinary collaboration around citizens' development and wellbeing
• involvement of the citizen's wishes, hopes and resources in daily efforts

You will become part of a mini-team around a group of citizens and will together with your colleagues be responsible for supporting the work with citizens' goals, sub-goals and development processes in everyday life.

We are looking for you who

• are trained social and health assistant
• are curious and have the courage to ask questions
• see people's resources and possibilities as a starting point for development
• have an understanding of the connection between wellbeing, participation, identity and mastery
• can work rehabilitatively and recovery-oriented
• see structure, relationships and meaningful activities as important tools in the work with development
• dare to be honest about your uncertainties and see mistakes as opportunities for learning
• communicate clearly and recognize the importance of strong relationships
• meet people with respect, presence and humility
• are eager to join a professional community where we reflect, challenge and develop together

With us you get

• a strong professional and collegial community
• a thorough introduction and good opportunities to develop in the role
• supervision and room for professional reflection and sparring
• opportunity to actively bring your professional expertise into play in a recovery-oriented social-psychiatric practice
• a workplace characterized by engagement, job satisfaction and professional pride
• opportunity to make a meaningful difference for people every single day

About Sønderparken

Sønderparken is located in Hornsyld and offers home and support to 35 citizens who live in their own apartments spread across three departments.

The citizens are primarily younger people with complex mental health issues, who temporarily need support to manage daily life and create direction in their lives.

We work from a recovery-oriented and rehabilitative approach, where the citizen's hopes, wishes and goals guide the effort. Here the employees' diverse professional perspectives play a central role in the work of creating development opportunities together with the citizen.

Reflective questions

To get to know you better, we would like to hear your reflections on the following questions in your application:

How do you balance the citizen's own wishes and goals with your professional assessments of what is developmental, realistic and meaningful for the individual?

Application and employment

The position involves day, evening and weekend work.

Salary and terms of employment are according to the applicable collective agreement.

If you have questions about the position, you are welcome to contact department head Mette Brinch-Møller at tel. 24 34 74 26 or at [email protected]

We look forward to hearing from you!

Employment: 1.1.2027 or as soon as possible thereafter

Application deadline: 16.11.2026

Interviews will be held on 23.11

The position is fundamentally full-time.

As Region Midtjylland regularly undertakes savings and reorganizations, employees who are displaced and apply for the position will have priority.

Region Midtjylland is, in accordance with the EU directive on wage transparency, which came into force on 7 June 2026, obliged to inform you of starting pay or a range of starting pay for a position before you are offered employment.

Here you can find Region Midtjylland's salary catalogue for most professional groups and positions found in Region Midtjylland: Transparency before employment - Medarbejder.rm.dk