Social pedagogues for Bostedet Viben in Copenhagen NV – make a difference for people with acquired brain injury

Do you want to use your pedagogical expertise to create security, development and quality of life for people with acquired brain injury?

We are looking for four engaged social educators who want to apply their expertise in a daily life where presence, structure and individual considerations are crucial. You will be a part of a professional team where professional sparring, development and psychological security are important elements.

Who are we?

Viben is a 24/7 residential facility under the Social Services Act § 105 and part of the Department of Social Services in the City of Copenhagen. We have 35 residents aged 18-80 across four floors with a maximum of nine residents per ward.

With us you will be part of a specialized residential facility where pedagogy, neuro-competence and interdisciplinary collaboration go hand in hand. Here we work to support each resident's independence, well-being and opportunities to live a meaningful life.

We work with people with acquired brain injury and take the individual resident's needs, resources and possibilities as a starting point. We work to support residents' well-being, independence and quality of life through an individually tailored effort.

You will be part of a highly specialized offering where you can maintain and develop your professional skills within both the pedagogical and health care fields. You also get the opportunity for professional sparring with a neuro-science team consisting of a neuropsychologist, a physiotherapist, an occupational therapist and a social-legal specialist consultant.

Read more about us at Bostedet Viben

Who are we looking for?

We are looking for you who are trained as a social educator, and who are passionate about supporting other people's independence, quality of life and opportunities to live a meaningful life.

You can handle pedagogical tasks and participate in relevant health-related tasks as part of the overall effort around the residents. You have an eye for the individual resident's needs and can contribute to creating safe and recognizable frameworks that support well-being and quality of life.

You have good interdisciplinary collaboration skills, take responsibility and actively contribute to the development of the department – both independently and in collaboration with the interdisciplinary team. At the same time you are eager to develop your professionalism and join an environment with a high degree of specialization.

What can we offer you?

With us you get a flexible and stable workplace with focus on high professionalism and quality in the core task.

We place emphasis on mentalization, presence and care – both in the relationship with the residents and in the collaboration with each other. You will be part of a professional learning environment with opportunities for professional sparring with social educators, educators, social- and health care assistants, nurses, a physiotherapist and a neuropsychologist.

The interdisciplinary collaboration provides an opportunity to bring together different professional perspectives and develop the work around the residents.

Salary and employment terms

The positions are full-time with start on 1 January 2027 or as soon as possible thereafter.

The working hours consist of day shifts from 07.00-15.15 and evening shifts from 15.00-23.00/22.00 as well as shifts every other weekend.

Salary and employment terms follow the applicable collective agreement. When offering employment, references and a criminal record check are obtained

Want to know more?

If the position interests you, or you have questions, you are welcome to contact department head Stephan J. Veislinger on 21 58 96 12.

We look forward to receiving your CV and your application.

Apply via the link no later than Wednesday 25 November 2026

We hold interviews continuously until 27 November 2026.