Night shift at Lions Neurocenter

–Create safety and quality at night for residents with acquired brain injury Do you want to help create a secure and comfortable night for adults with complex acquired brain injury? And do you thrive with a fixed rhythm of 7 shifts in a row – followed by 7 days off ?

Then it may be you we are looking for to our dedicated night shift team at Lions Neurocenter. We are looking for a social and health care assistant who thrives on creating calm and continuity at night, where residents' needs still require both professional expertise and presence.

About us

Lions Neurocenter is a highly specialized offering for 72 residents with complex acquired brain injury. We work from a neuro-pedagogical approach with low arousal and neurorehabilitation and with a strong focus on interdisciplinary collaboration.

With us, professionalism, respect and presence are at the forefront – both in relation to the residents and to each other as colleagues. Several of the residents need support at all hours of the day – physically, cognitively, communicatively and socially.

In the night shift there are typically six employees working at a time, and you will be part of a strong team with 11 dedicated colleagues.

Your tasks as night guard

• Responsibility for dispensing medication to the departments, documentation and training of new employees and fixed temporary staff
• Pedagogical and health care supervision of residents and creating safety at night
• Feeding, tube feeding and personal care
• Creating structure and predictability – with a focus on good night sleep
• Creating pedagogical presence and security
• Documentation in Sensum Bosted
• Collaboration with your colleagues at night, with day and evening shifts as well as other professional groups (e.g. occupational/physical therapists, nurses, psychologists)

We offer you

• A fixed rotation: 7 night shifts, 7 days off
• High professionalism, internal sparring and opportunities for competence development
• An employer in development with focus on well-being and approachable leadership
• Close interdisciplinary collaboration - we make each other look good
• Internal courses and theme days focusing on neuro-pedagogy and rehabilitation

We imagine that you

• Are educated as a social and health care assistant
• Have experience with – or strong motivation to – work with adults with acquired brain injury within the Social Services Act §§ 107 and 108.
• Have a natural calm and clear communication
• Thrive with relationship-building work and with creating safety for residents
• Can work independently – and at the same time be a strong team player
• Have experience with care tasks
• Are familiar with documentation and IT
• Take responsibility and actively participate in internal – and interdisciplinary collaboration.

Practical

• The position is 28 hours/ full-time.
• Start time : 22:55-07:05, Monday evening to Sunday morning
• Salary: According to applicable collective agreement and principles for new pay.
• Start : As soon as possible
• Application deadline: We invite to interviews on an ongoing basis, so if you are interested, hurry to send us an application.
• Apply for the position by sending an application and CV via the link below.

Would you like to know more?

Contact: Charlotte Wehage-Carlsen

Tel. 22 86 18 56

Email: [email protected]

Read more about us at: www.lionsneurocenter.dk

The right attitude is more important than the perfect background.

If you can work professionally with people who need you, if you are trained as a social and health care assistant – and you want to be part of a dedicated team of skilled night shifts? Then we look forward to hearing from you!