Case-handling Occupational Therapist sought for the Assistive Devices Team in Glostrup Municipality

We are looking for a case-handling occupational therapist or someone with relevant experience for the Assistive Devices Team in Glostrup Municipality. We can offer a position of 32-37 hours per week from December 1, 2026.

We imagine that you are a trained occupational therapist, physiotherapist or similar. The most important is that you have an interest in assistive devices under the Social Services Act sections 112, 113, 114 and 116.

We are a small team that handles Glostrup Municipality's tasks within assistive devices, support for car purchase, home modifications, children's matters, administrative tasks, elderly- and disability-friendly housing, etc.

You will become part of a team consisting of 4 occupational therapists and 2 administrative case managers. We sit in one shared office, where there is good opportunity for sparring. We have a high degree of professional pride and place emphasis on quality and professionalism in our case processing. We have close collaboration with the Visitation, Home Care, and Training Center and we focus on rehabilitation.

Glostrup is a small municipality, where we have good knowledge of most of the citizens we deal with. The Assistive Devices Team is located in Training and Assistive Devices, which is part of the Center for Health and Welfare.

In the Assistive Devices Team we arrange for technical and body-worn aids, home modifications, elderly- and disability-friendly housing, and support for car purchase for all age groups.

We expect that you

• Have experience with case processing under the Social Services Act § 112
• Have experience with or a desire to learn case processing of applications for support to buy a car under § 114 of the Social Services Act
• Have the willingness and ability to handle governmental tasks
• Are independent, flexible and can thrive in a busy daily life
• Are outgoing and good at talking to the municipality's citizens
• Are good at collaborating in a team and with many different partners
• Are good at communicating both verbally and in writing

We can offer

• A permanent position of 32-37 hours per week
• A good and strong working environment based on high professionalism, mutual respect and helpfulness
• A team that places sparring in high regard
• Flexible working hours
• A role that can be organized with home visits and administrative case processing
• An exciting and challenging job
• A good collegial and social community

We work self-directed, and this requires independence and flexibility. We expect that you can maintain an overview and, not least, your mood, even when there are many balls in the air at once and if things do not always go as planned.

Salary and employment terms in accordance with the applicable collective agreement and within the framework of local salary setting.

A police clearance certificate must be presented upon hire.

If you would like to know more about the position, you are very welcome to call occupational therapist Stine Brøndt Mikkelsen at tel. 61 66 43 11

Application deadline October 19, 2026 at 12:00. We will hold interviews on October 23.