Paramedics or clinicians with at least 3 years of experience sought for Ambulance Zealand – Advanced resources

Are you a paramedic or clinician who wishes to further educate yourself to become a paramedic, and would you like to be part of the advanced resources in Region Zealand, then you should take a look here.

We have vacant positions at the following locations

• Nykøbing Falster (GP on-call, ambulance and PIT)
• Holbæk (GP on-call, ambulance and PIT)
• Ringsted/Næstved (GP on-call, ambulance and ALB)

The Region of Eastern Denmark will become a reality from 1 January 2027, and you now have the opportunity to become part of it and help develop the sub-acute response in the new region.

We are seeking a paramedic or clinician for a combined position on our GP on-call unit, emergency medical car and ambulance.

You will be part of the out-of-hours GP on-call, where at times you ride with a doctor and the remaining time you perform tasks independently for the GP on-call in collaboration with a medical operations manager.

There is a strong focus on the sub-acute area, and therefore you must enjoy working independently and going out alone to assess and triage patients, and where you find the best solution for the individual patient. In addition, you will be part of the fixed response, where you ride on 1-1-2 tasks, and you can bring your skills into play.

Area Advanced Resources

Ambulance Zealand, Advanced Resources Area consists of several bases in Holbæk, Ringsted, Næstved, Nykøbing Falster.

The area is led by Nicolai Bækmand, who looks forward to – together with you and your colleagues – making Ambulance Zealand ready for the new Region of Eastern Denmark.

You will become part of a highly professional team, where there will be a focus on development, and where YOU can help shape the future of the Advanced Resources.

The position offers a combination of shifts at our GP on-call unit, emergency medical car and ambulance.

The practical…

You must have authorization at the time of hire.

You must be able to present a satisfactory criminal record and have a driving license C1.

We offer a BroBizz for part-time employment if you reside outside Region Zealand.

Application deadline is 12/11-2026.

However, we hold ongoing recruitment interviews and fill available places continuously, so do not wait too long to apply for your desired job. It may be filled before you know it.

If you have questions about the position, contact section head Nicolai Bækmand at phone: 5154 6985.

Employment terms

You will be employed as a paramedic or clinician, and the employment takes place in accordance with the applicable FOA/FOA agreement – SOSU annex

Night work

Since the position may involve night work, you are offered a free health check before starting in accordance with applicable rules.

If you wish to take advantage of the offer, please contact your future supervisor, who will assist in initiating and coordinating the process.

Be part of something bigger

The Prehospital Center encompasses all regional employees working in the prehospital area. It includes Transport Service; AMK dispatch center; Ambulance Zealand; Quality, Education and Emergency Preparedness; Administration; Home Treatment; Logistics and Planning; GP on-call; Vaccination efforts and the prehospital research unit.

When you work in the Prehospital Center, you become part of the team behind the acute and prehospital efforts in Region Zealand. Here dispatchers, planners, researchers, clinicians and administrative staff work side by side to ensure that help reaches the destination.

Some sit at phones, others develop solutions, plan routes or research better treatment. What remains constant is that we work to ensure that citizens receive fast, safe and professional help – whether it concerns emergency preparedness, GP on-call, transport, home treatment, education or new ways of doing things.

You will have a daily life where professional disciplines meet, and where your knowledge is used. With responsibility, sparring and colleagues who help each other to reach goals. And a working life where you can feel that what you do makes a difference for people you may never meet.

If you want to work somewhere where collaboration is necessary, development happens in the middle of operations, and the task always starts with the citizen, then there is room for you with us.

Daily life in the Prehospital Center can be very dynamic with unpredictable tasks. Feel free to take a look at our Facebook , LinkedIn and Instagram profile , where you can follow the everyday life at the Prehospital Center.

Employment area

Region Zealand and Region Capital will become Region Eastern Denmark on 1 January 2027 as a result of the health reform. Your employment area will be Region Eastern Denmark with all related organizational units.

Read more about the meaning of the employment area on Region Eastern Denmark's website.

Starting salary for collective agreement employees

The region is obliged to inform you of the starting salary for the position. You will be informed of base pay, centrally fixed allowances and pension under the relevant collective agreement. In addition to the starting salary, the pay may include negotiated allowances depending on the position, your experience and qualifications.

See the starting salary on the region's website

About Region Zealand

We are the region's largest workplace with more than 21,000 employees and a budget of DKK 23 billion. We solve tasks in health, psychiatry and regional development and operate a number of social institutions. Click on www.regionsjaelland.dk to read more about the region's tasks, structure and geography. You can also find us on Facebook , Twitter and LinkedIn .