Do you want to be part of our team in Clinic 1?

We are looking for a dedicated, humorous and skilled nurse with an interest in oncology and oncological nursing.

You must have at least one year of experience as a registered nurse. Experience in the oncology specialty is an advantage, but not a condition. The most important for us is that you want to learn, take responsibility and meet patients, relatives and colleagues with commitment, empathy and respect.

We attach great importance to professionalism, humor, job satisfaction and the good collegiality .

We can offer you

• Thorough introduction and individual training based on your competences, including courses in medical cancer treatment.
• A close multidisciplinary collaboration with dedicated and skilled colleagues.
• A workplace with high professionalism and focus on good patient pathways.
• A team in development where you will have the opportunity to contribute with professional engagement and new ideas.
• A position of 32-37 hours per week with day or evening shifts every 6th weekend in the department's inpatient ward and one late shift every 2 weeks in the outpatient clinic.
• Good opportunities for competence development and further education.
• An working environment where we help each other, share our knowledge and have room for humor – even when everyday life is busy.

About Clinic 1

Clinic 1 is an outpatient clinic in the Department of Cancer Treatment. We perform examination, treatment and nursing care for patients with cancer in the head and neck area, thyroid, lungs or skin. We see patients in both curative and palliative courses.

We work to create good and coherent patient pathways , where the patient and their relatives are central. We emphasise high professionalism and an acknowledging culture characterized by openness, respect and job satisfaction.

As a nurse you will have an autonomous role in close collaboration with doctors, nurses and other professional groups. We treat, among other things, with chemotherapy, immunotherapy, antibodies and anti-hormonal treatment and have a nationwide function in electrochemotherapy.

You will also take on autonomous consultations and tasks including nutrition, pain management, wound care, rehabilitation and patient education.

We are 15 nurses who look forward to welcoming a new colleague – both professionally and socially.

We think we have the best workplace ourselves – and we hope you will want to find out why.

Before you come to the interview

We would like to get to know the person behind the application. Therefore we ask you to prepare for four questions:

• Why are you applying for the position with us in Clinic 1?
• What is good nursing care for you?
• What does good collegiality mean to you, and what do you contribute yourself?
• Tell us about a professionally or personally challenging situation you have been in. How did you handle it, and what did you learn?

You do not need to prepare long answers. The questions should simply be a starting point for a good conversation where we get to know each other better.

Have you become curious?

You are very welcome to contact the department nurse manager Jeanette Kristensen at telephone 38 68 22 79.

You are also welcome to drop by for a tour. Call 38 68 23 58 and speak with Celia, who also participates in the recruitment interviews.

Application deadline: 22.11.2026

Application and CV are sent online via the link on the page.

We look forward to hearing from you – and perhaps welcoming you as our new colleague in Clinic 1.