Clinical Nurse Specialist for Respiratory Center East, Valdemar Hansens Road, Rigshospitalet Glostrup.

#Safety During Illness Will be the ambition you wish to create together with your other colleagues at the Respiratory Center East (RCØ).

You work independently to strengthen evidence-based nursing with a starting point in the clinic. You must be willing to contribute to development and to raise and ensure quality in the daily clinical work in our Day Clinic and supervision function.

You will participate in clinical practice about 40-50%% of your working time and will, together with the department management, support and supervise colleagues, and you will aim to enhance development and innovation.

The clinical practice covers administrative and operational tasks such as health-related case processing, as well as working with simulation training of staff.

Your tasks will be

• Ensure and develop collaboration with respiratory assistants and the agencies they are employed by. This includes implementing IT solutions that develop the teaching and evaluation of these assistants
• Ensure continuous development and training between the guidelines that change around the patients, their assistants and our own staff. To take care of the clinical professional leadership in Day Clinic and Delegation.
• Have a central role in the department with responsibility for the professional development.
• You will join the department's Catapult Network, which focuses on cross-cutting efforts both within the department and across the Neuocenter.
• Work with a basis in the Fundamentals Of Care, and a Family-Centered approach that you must be a central part of disseminating and continuing in practice.

A little about us: RCØ is one of three respiratory centers in Denmark. The department is divided into two units that work closely together – Day Clinic/ Supervisory function and the Ward.

RCØ is a highly specialized specialty with 1700 patients attached. We receive children and adults who, among other things, suffer from rare and chronic respiratory handicaps. Around 210 of these patients are home ventilator users with an attached respiratory care team that monitors and treats at home by delegation from RCØ in the patient2s own home.

The Day Clinic and Supervisory function has its core task in ensuring

• Interdisciplinary and independent consultations regarding the patient2s respiratory treatment, both in person and telemedicine.
• Ambulatory visits at home, at other hospitals and institutions.
• Education and guidance for patients, relatives, municipalities and respiratory assistants.
• Initiation of treatment at other hospitals.
• Ensure dialogue both in writing and verbally with patients, relatives, respiratory assistants and partners, with the aim of aligning and optimizing the framework around the respiratory patient.
• High quality for the patient at home, so the patients achieve the highest possible degree of freedom, while the working conditions of the respiratory assistants are as optimal as possible.
• Responsible for supervising the respiratory care, treatment and monitoring at home. This is currently handled by conducting audits of the respiratory assistants, screening logbook notes from the respiratory assistants and through home supervision visits.

Day Clinic and the supervision function consist of a staff group with nurses, social workers, secretaries, doctors and technicians. We work cross-disciplinary with a clear ambition to continuously refine our patient pathways.

What you can look forward to

• An organization in growth, including a research unit with national and international connections.
• A very engaged staff group.
• High professionalism and a lot of educational activity.
• Close collaboration with the department management.

You can identify with the following profile

• Are you trained as a nurse with a relevant master's degree?
• Have broad clinical experience, preferably within the department's specialty, but this is not a requirement. Experience from municipal settings can also be relevant and is valued positively.
• Proactive and initiativeminded
• Works analytically and purposefully to acquire new knowledge and is an eminent communicator at several levels.
• Focus on and experience with development work
• You have experience as a facilitator in implementation - and can finalize and maintain
• Experience with project or research work
• Has overview and can organize, prioritize and coordinate
• Organizational understanding and good interdisciplinary collaboration skills
• Good IT skills, and able to work systematically and analytically based on data
• Contributes to making our department visible to the outside world

As a clinical nursing specialist you report to the Chief Nurse, but work closely with the Chief Nursing Officer for the clinic and supervision function in accordance with both operations and development processes, which you will refer to in daily work.

We work with the Ambition for Nursing at Rigshospitalet, and you will also play a central role in the continued work to anchor it in clinical practice. You can read more about the ambition here

Salary and employment terms are in accordance with the current collective agreement for non-managerial staff in the Health Cartel area entered into between the Health Cartel parties including Dansk Sygeplejeråd and Regionernes Lønnings og Takstnævn. You can read more here - where you will be placed as a graduate nurse if you have a relevant master2s degree.

If the position has aroused your interest, or you need further clarification, you are welcome to contact

Head Nurse Tippe Rasmussen on 30669725 or

Chief Nurse Rikke Skjøde Baes on 24262586

The deadline for applications is Tuesday 20.10.2026.

Interviews will be held on Friday 23.10.2026.

The position is to be filled by 01.12.2026 or by agreement.