Nurses - Medical Ward for Medical Diseases M5, Aalborg University Hospital, Thisted

Baby boom in Thisted

We have many nurses on maternity leave and therefore we are looking for you.

We are seeking a nurse in a permanent position for ward M5, Aalborg University Hospital, Thisted – Neurorehabilitation and palliative care.

The position is 37 hours per week in mixed shifts – part-time is a possibility. The positions are to be filled as soon as possible or by agreement. You should expect a weekend shift every 3 weeks.

The ward has a total of 16 beds, of which four beds are dedicated to palliation and 11 to neurorehabilitation. In addition, we have room for a medical patient.

We work with a rehabilitative approach in our nursing care and our nursing professional framework is Fundamentals of Care.

We prioritize professional development and professional sparring, and we train doctors, nurses and social and healthcare assistants in the ward.

The ward is divided into two teams

Nurse in the palliation ward in M5

Are you passionate about palliation and working with seriously ill patients?

The pallative ward – Team 2 is for incurably ill patients in need of a palliative intervention. Patients are admitted in very different phases of their journey, which is why the ward contains many different aspects, ranging from treatment to care for the dying person. The focus of the ward is treatment and symptom relief, so it becomes possible for the patient and their relatives to live the life that remains, with regard to the individual understanding of quality of life.

The ward has a close collaboration with our Outreach Team for Palliative Care, consisting of a doctor, nurses, physiotherapist, social worker, priest and psychologist.

Nurse in neurorehabilitation in M5

Would you like to be part of neurorehabilitation in Thisted, where we value interdisciplinary collaboration and where everyone contributes to the good patient journey?

In neurorehabilitation – Team 1 we receive patients for neurorehabilitation at the main functional level, characterized by patients with brain injury of limited (mild to moderate) complexity.

You will become part of an interdisciplinary team that includes doctors, nurses, social and healthcare assistants, physiotherapists, occupational therapists, speech therapist, social worker, neuropsychologist and dietitian.

The ward participates in a close collaboration with the surrounding municipalities, focusing on creating good patient pathways and nursing care with high professional standards and quality for patients and relatives.

Common to the two teams are helpfulness, positivity and humor. The entire staff aims to develop and learn together in order to make the most of our potential.

About you

• Experience would be an advantage, but the primary is an interest within the specialty
• You can work both interdisciplinary and independently
• You are curious, proactive and contribute to improvement and development initiatives
• You can build collaborative relationships across disciplines
• You are strong in the relation to others, both patients and colleagues
• You will help to optimize and improve patient pathways

We offer you

• Employment in our ward, where relatives are regarded as important partners in care
• An independent and varied daily life
• Possibility for individual areas of responsibility
• Focus on a good working environment and skilled and engaged colleagues and partners
• Opportunity for professional development, both within basic and complex nursing
• As a newly graduated nurse or new to the hospital you participate in the course program "Godt fra start"
• Mentor program and individual introductory course

You can read more about being a nurse in the North Jutland Region and "Godt fra start" here:

Godt fra start

Salary and employment terms according to the applicable agreement for non-management staff in the Health Cartel area concluded with the relevant organizations.

Application deadline, interviews and start date

• Application deadline: 28 October 2026
• Employment interviews are expected to be held on 29 October 2026
• Start as soon as possible or by agreement.

Would you like to know more

If you would like to visit the ward or hear more about us, you are welcome to contact Chief Nurse Henriette Skovbo at phone 97650861 or email [email protected]

At Aalborg University Hospital it has been decided that nurses and social and health care assistants are employed at the department level rather than the ward level. The intention with this is among other things to support quality, continuity and coherence in patient pathways within the specialties as well as to increase and strengthen nursing professional competencies within the specialty.

Your primary place of employment will be M5, but you may also be required to serve in other wards under the department. You will be informed more about this at the employment interview.

For now you will be employed in rotating shifts. The placement of working hours can be changed with four weeks' notice, in accordance with the contractual notice for changes to shift schedules.