Physiotherapist for new Health and Care Positions in Halsnæs Municipality

Do you want to help shape the future of the close health care system?

As a result of the health reform, the health and care places will transfer to regional responsibility and operation as of 1 January 2027. The health and care places are targeted at citizens who need an intensive health professional intervention such as rehabilitation, observation, treatment and care, but who do not require hospitalization.

The task is anchored at North Zealand Hospital in a new organizational unit under the Department of Elderly and Multimorbidity and comprises seven geographic locations in North Zealand. In Halsnæs there will be 18 health and care places, located at Søndergade 81A in Hundested.

Here we will bring together strong health professional and rehabilitative efforts around citizens with complex needs, and especially for the health and care places in Halsnæs, we will build a completely new team of physiotherapists and occupational therapists. You will thus have a unique opportunity to help shape the development of a new regional offering and the building of a strong team-based and multidisciplinary environment focusing on a good and coherent citizen journey.

When the region first takes over responsibility for the upcoming health and care places on 1 January 2027, you will start your employment in the Department of Elderly and Multimorbidity at Frederikssund Hospital on 1 December. Here you will receive a thorough introduction to patient pathways, and you will learn to use the Health Platform, which is the electronic medical records system that will be on the health and care places from January. From January your permanent workplace will be in Halsnæs.

About the position

As a physiotherapist you will have a central role in

• Plan and implement targeted rehabilitation and retraining pathways in close interdisciplinary collaboration.
• Ensure cohesive transitions between hospital, health and care places, your own home and municipal offerings.
• Contribute to competence development and professional sparring in a multidisciplinary environment.
• Actively contribute to the development of the new health and care places.

We offer

• The opportunity to help build and develop a new and important offering in Halsnæs.
• A strong multidisciplinary team collaboration with nurses, social and health care assistants, social and health helpers, occupational therapists, doctors, inspectors and other relevant partners.
• An workplace with a focus on rehabilitation, professional quality and citizen involvement.
• Good opportunities for professional development and professional sparring.
• Visible and approachable management.

We are seeking a physiotherapist who

• Is a licensed physiotherapist.
• Has experience with rehabilitation of older people and citizens with complex health care issues.
• Can translate rehabilitation into practice and contribute to citizens experiencing a coherent, meaningful and targeted pathway.
• Has experience from municipality, hospital or rehabilitation unit.
• Thrives in a multidisciplinary environment and actively contributes to team collaboration with other professional groups.
• Is independent, proactive and adaptable to change.
• Has good communication skills and can create reassurance and motivation for citizens and relatives.

Employment terms

The position is 32-37 hours per week with commencement on 1 December 2026.

Initially there will be no weekend or holiday work, but in the long term there should be therapists present every day during daytime hours.

Salary and employment terms are according to the applicable collective agreement and the principles of local pay formation.

Further information

If you have questions about the position, you are welcome to contact

Lisbet Lind, Chief Therapist at North Zealand Hospital

Tel.: 29216602

Email: [email protected]

Application deadline

19 October at 12:00. Interviews are expected to be held on 26 October.

We look forward to hearing from you.

Application deadline: 19 October 2026

Location: North Zealand Hospital