Health consultant/physiotherapist for the Patient- and Citizen-Oriented Prevention Team

We are seeking a physiotherapist who is passionate about health promotion – with a dash of rehabilitation.

The position includes the following tasks

• Initiatives aimed at citizens with high weight, including:
• clarifying conversations and follow-ups
• teaching in the mastery program On the Road to Healthier Habits
• continuously participating in practice-oriented development of our initiatives, approach and cross-sector collaborations, including joining our pilot action on cross-sector MDT under the EU project HR4ALL
• Initiatives with physical activity and rehabilitation, including:
• managing rehabilitation for cancer patients in Gram
• managing group training and bridging across a group with mixed diagnoses and functional levels in Gram and Haderslev
• physical activity guidance for physically inactive citizens, where the goal is to engage in lasting movement activities – either directly or via an initiative in the team.

We are looking for a colleague who

• is a trained physiotherapist (non-negotiable requirement), who in addition to having worked with citizens with cancer, has broad experience within the field
• is trained as a coach, e.g. lifestyle coach (non-negotiable requirement)
• has experience with health-promoting work based on a weight-neutral approach and the citizen’s goals
• is proactive and has an eye for and is motivated by supporting citizens’ journeys across municipal departments, as well as out into networks and associations
• has a strong professional depth, but can also contribute with health guidance at a generalist level
• enjoys facilitating in groups and adapting communication and content to the participants
• has experience in supporting physically inactive individuals to incorporate more movement into daily life through guidance, group training and bridging activities
• can thrive in a changing daily routine where you are expected to work at different sites during a week
• is prepared to work late afternoon/evening once a week.

We can offer you

• to become part of a group of dedicated, multidisciplinary colleagues
• the opportunity to influence, develop and test initiatives and collaborations
• a motivating and welcoming work environment where the tone is informal and positive
• a culture where it is safe to learn, make mistakes and ask for help
• good opportunities for sparring
• flexible working hours
• a varied daily life with many balls in the air
• free health scheme for employees.

Who are we?

The position is anchored in the Team for Patient- and Citizen-Oriented Prevention. The team consists of 6 professional groups and we solve our tasks in Gram, Haderslev and Vojens.

Our target groups are citizens with: COPD, type 2 diabetes, heart disease, depression, cancer, stress, high weight and nicotine dependence.

The team’s task-solving consists of clarifying conversations for the above target groups, mastery programs, physical activity/rehabilitation, nicotine cessation and nutrition interventions. We have a strong focus on differentiation, inclusion of digital tools and bridging to lasting communities and health services in civil society. We support citizens in making sustainable habit changes that promote their physical and mental well-being.

Further information

If you have questions about the position, you can contact team leader Caroline Kiilerich at telephone 20 26 54 39 or email: [email protected] after 19 October 2026.

Salary and employment terms

This is a permanent position of 37 hours per week with commencement on 1 January 2027.

Salary and employment terms otherwise in accordance with applicable collective agreement and qualifications.

Application deadline and interviews

Submit a short video application describing your motivation and what you can contribute, along with your CV. Do this via the application button no later than 28 October 2026 at 08:00.

We will hold the employment interviews on Wednesday 4 November 2026.

About Haderslev Municipality

We are an organization with ambitions for both Haderslev Municipality and ourselves. We work purposefully and innovatively, achieve results together and dare to aim high. With us, dialogue and community are the keys to development – across professions, citizens, businesses, associations and politicians. Therefore our ambition is that by 2030 we will have 250 more in education, 500 more residents and 1,000 more jobs. All of this you can become part of with a job with us.

Department: Health Collaboration and Prevention

Application deadline: 28 October 2026

Location: Christian X's Vej, 39, 6100, Haderslev, Denmark