Night shift at Autism Center Midtjylland, Hagelskærvej

Night shift at ACM, Hagelskærvej – help create safety, calm and good nights

Do you have inner calm, can you work independently and do you thrive with a special responsibility when the rest of the house sleeps?

Then you now have the opportunity to become part of our night team , where we together will create safe and good nights for adults with autism spectrum conditions.

We are looking for someone who is stable, responsible and independent , and who wants to make a difference for people who need support and predictability in everyday life.

You would ideally be trained as a social and health care assistant or have another relevant professional background, but the most important thing is that you can meet the citizens with calm, respect and presence. Experience with night shift work is an advantage.

Your task at night

As a night shift worker you are an important part of the citizens' daily lives and have a central role in creating safety, calm and continuity through the night .

Your primary task is to be present, perform supervision and pedagogical support, and document in the professional system. It requires that you can work independently, observe and respond to what you see – and at the same time keep calm when a situation requires your attention.

You will also have some practical tasks within cleaning, laundry and handling of medication.

At night you are on duty with 2 colleagues. Together the tasks are carried out and everyone contributes to a safe night for the citizens in our 4 houses.

We offer you

• a meaningful job where your effort makes a difference
• good colleagues and a collaborative work environment
• a thorough introduction and training program
• the working hours are about 32 hours per week with 7 nights every other week
• shift time from 22:45–07:15
• salaries and employment terms in accordance with the current collective agreement.

Would you like to help create good conditions for the citizens at night?

We would very much like to hear from you.

Further information about the position can be obtained by contacting Anny Danekilde, [email protected] 30670285, or Heines Marker [email protected] 29101680, whether you wish to visit us or clarify questions. Interviews are held on an ongoing basis.

We look forward to hearing from you.

The application deadline is d. 18. October 2026

With kind regards, Autism Center Central Jutland, Hagelskærvej 15-27, 7430 Ikast.