Physiotherapist for the Rainbow Nursing Home The Castle

Would you like to become part of a nursing home with a special profile, where diversity, professionalism and community go hand in hand? Are you motivated to put your professional skills to use, develop collaboration across disciplines and create solutions together with residents and colleagues?

Then it may be you we are looking for.

At Slottet – the Rainbow Care Home in the heart of Nørrebro – we are looking for a dedicated physiotherapist who is passionate about interdisciplinary collaboration, rehabilitation and the quality of life of older adults.

About Slottet

Slottet is a somatic care home with 111 residents, located in De Gamles By in Nørrebro. We are a nursing home with a special rainbow profile, where diversity, inclusivity and respect for each person’s life history are a natural part of our everyday life.

At Slottet we base our care on the individual’s wishes, needs and resources. We focus on creating a dignified and meaningful elderly life, where self-determination, quality of life and the right to live life on one’s own terms are central values.

We are a workplace with ambitions for professional quality and development. We believe that the best solutions are created through strong interdisciplinary collaboration, where we complement each other, share knowledge and bring our different competences into play.

We work with a co-creative approach, where residents’ voices and perspectives are central. We want to find solutions together with the residents – with respect for their wishes, routines and the life they want to live.

Your role with us

As a physiotherapist you will be an important part of Slottet’s cross-disciplinary professional community. You will work closely with among others our occupational therapist, psychomotor therapy therapist, nurses, social- and health care assistants, social- and health aides and other professional functions.

You will have an important role in supporting residents’ functioning, mobility, movement and the ability to maintain as much independence as possible in daily life.

We view rehabilitation as a joint task and an integral part of daily life. Your physiotherapeutic professionalism should therefore not stand alone, but be part of inspiring, guiding and supplementing colleagues’ professional efforts.

We want a culture where we learn from each other, are curious about each other’s professionalities and together develop our practice. You should therefore be willing to work independently with your own professional focus and actively participate in the cross-disciplinary community.

We offer

• a unique workplace with a special rainbow profile and a focus on diversity and inclusivity
• engaged and accommodating colleagues with many different professional competencies
• a strong cross-disciplinary community with room for professional sparring, knowledge sharing and co-creation
• an opportunity to influence and develop the physiotherapeutic efforts at Slottet
• a workplace focused on rehabilitation, residents’ self-determination and quality of life
• recognising leadership with a focus on creating the framework for a healthy and developing workplace
• a thorough introduction to the workplace and a mentor assigned to support your start
• opportunity for professional development and to put your own mark on task solving

We want you to

• be a trained physiotherapist and have a high professional standard
• preferably have experience with or interest in the geriatric field and dementia
• focus on a rehabilitative approach in interactions with residents and in collaboration with colleagues
• have a strong interdisciplinary commitment and see the value in complementing and developing each other’s professionalities
• work co-creatively and be able to involve residents’ wishes, needs and resources
• recognise the importance of relationship-building work
• have knowledge of and interest in assistive devices
• enjoy teaching, guiding and sharing your professional knowledge with colleagues
• be sharp on documentation
• be adaptable, flexible and thrive in a daily life where we find solutions together

Come and visit us

We would very much like to invite you to come by Slottet, experience the house and meet some of your future colleagues before you apply for the position.

You are also welcome to contact our occupational therapist Naima at 51 73 04 99 if you would like to hear more about everyday life, the cross-disciplinary collaboration and the professional opportunities at Slottet.

Terms of employment

Salary and terms of employment according to the applicable collective agreement.

The position is 37 hours per week with start date 1 January 2027.

If you have previously been employed by the City of Copenhagen, additionally applies

If you are considered for a position at a municipal unit, we will check whether you have been dismissed or terminated from the municipality within the last three years and share relevant information with the hiring manager.

This may also include information about criminal offenses that led to dismissal or exclusion from the City of Copenhagen, information about misuse of substances such as a positive alcohol test, or information about medical history that may have significant implications for a new employment in the municipality. This does not apply to employment at privately owned nursing homes. Read more about reference checks here .

Further information

For further information you can contact departmental head Ellen Marie Hatlen at 24 89 41 25 or principal Kristina Tugsen at 40 22 35 30.

We look forward to hearing from you.

Apply via the link no later than Friday 20 November 2026

About the Health and Care Administration

Our everyday life is about people. See more about our everyday life at www.vores-hverdag.kk.dk .