Nurse with a desire to work with prostate cancer and preferably with an interest in basic palliative care.

The Department of Urological Diseases Clinic 1 outpatient, Herlev Hospital is seeking an engaged nurse who wishes to become part of a strong professional community, where we every day work to create safe and coherent pathways for patients with prostate cancer.

We are looking for a new colleague who wants to combine high professional standards with present nursing care and interdisciplinary collaboration. If you also have an interest in basic palliative care and want to make a difference for patients and relatives in vulnerable life situations, then perhaps you are the one we are looking for.

About the position

As a nurse in Clinic 1, you will become part of our dedicated prostate team. The team follows patients throughout the entire disease process, from investigation and diagnosis to treatment, follow-up, rehabilitation and palliation.

You will meet patients who come for outpatient controls, receive medical treatment or are in the process around surgical treatment. At the same time you will play an important role in basic palliative care, where the focus is on symptom relief, quality of life and support to patients and their relatives.

We prioritize time for dialogue, guidance and coordination, so that patients experience a safe and coherent pathway.

Your tasks

You will become an important partner for patients, relatives and the department's multidisciplinary collaborators.

Your tasks will include, among others

• Information and guidance for patients and relatives – both independently and in collaboration with our doctors.
• Possibility of independent nursing consultations.
• Rehabilitation conversations with focus on coping and quality of life.
• Palliative conversations with focus on relief, support and forward-looking wishes.
• Assist with surgical procedures.

Who are you?

We imagine that you

• Thrive with independent tasks and responsibility.
• Work in a structured manner and have good collaborative skills.
• Meet patients and relatives with respect, empathy and professional security.
• Would like to contribute actively to an engaged and development-oriented team.
• Possess experience with cancer patients or palliative pathways, but this is not a requirement.

What we offer

With us you have the opportunity to become part of a department where professional development, collaboration and patient-centered treatment are in focus.

We offer

• An engaged and professionally strong multidisciplinary team with extensive experience in prostate cancer
• Thorough introduction and training.
• An department where palliative care is a prioritized focus area.
• A workplace characterized by professional curiosity, helpfulness and high quality.
• Flexible planning of days off and holidays.

About Clinic 1

Clinic 1 is part of the Department of Urological Diseases. We work purposefully to create cohesive patient pathways, where high specialization goes hand in hand with presence, care and respect for the individual patient’s wishes and needs.

You will become part of a team where we help each other, share knowledge and value the differences that strengthen the community and the quality of treatment.

Want to join - We look forward to hearing from you!

As a newly employed nurse you will be attached to the department’s inpatient ward, where you, as a rule, will be part of the weekend duty roster corresponding to two shifts every 6 weeks. You will of course have the opportunity to influence when you want your shifts, and we will of course ensure that you have the competencies needed.

The position is a permanent role of 32-37 hours per week from 1.12-2026 or by agreement. Application deadline by 23.10-2026

If you want more information about the department you can find us at link or on our Instagram profile: urinvejssygdomme-hgh.

You are also very welcome to contact us if you have questions or would like to visit us completely without obligation. Call Assistant Chief Nurse Helle Køppen at telephone 38689295 or Assistant Chief Nurse Heidi Andersen at telephone 38689876