Have you considered working as a psychiatrist in Denmark? Would you like to be part of a modern psychiatric organisation with ambitions of high professional quality and cohesive courses of patient treatment? Do you prefer working in an informal work environment with a flat hierarchy and the opportunity for influence and independence?
The psychiatric unit in the southern part of Region Zealand is looking to appoint a new team of specialists in psychiatry, as we face a generation shift in our team of medical staff. Our psychiatric hospital is located in the town of Vordingborg in idyllic surroundings close to the shore – just 240 km from Hamburg and 100 km from Copenhagen.
We have a modern hospital organisation that offers examination, treatment and care for people with mental illnesses. We are part of a combined health service, in which the relationship with municipalities, general practitioners, patient organisations, patients and relatives is central. We see our patients as partners and so the management style is adjusted accordingly, to ensure it adds value to this relationship.
You will be part of an ambitious, development-oriented workplace with 330 employees, where we set ourselves high goals and standards. For example, we have reduced the use of restraint by over 50%, we have a good training environment, and we are about to start research in collaboration with the Psychiatric Research Unit in Slagelse.
We view further education and research as important activities, which enhance professionalism and contribute to the recruitment and retention of competent employees.
We believe it is important to have an open and informal culture with a high level of team spirit, flexibility and a multidisciplinary approach in performing our duties, which translates into a high level of involvement and dialogue between professional groups. We view professional disagreements as a strength, which can contribute to developing the organisation and creating better patient care.
The individual wards and outpatient units are managed by a senior nurse/team leader working together with a consultant/team consultant responsible for the ward. We have 70 beds, of which ten are in the Psychiatric Emergency Ward and three are user-based beds.
Your profile
You are a specialist in psychiatry and have experience of and an interest in working with psychiatry in general. Our ward is divided according to diagnoses, so the three sections primarily have patients with:
Psychotic disorders, possibly combined with abuse
Personality disorders
Affective disorders
You have plenty of initiative and want to contribute to the development of psychiatry, collaboration and professional quality. You are a team player and are happy to cooperate across professional groups to ensure that our patients are treated with a high degree of professional healthcare quality.
If you choose Region Zealand we will offer you:
Influence on the further development of psychiatry as part of a new team of specialists who are willing and able to move developments forward and secure modern psychiatric care now and in the future.
An opportunity to specialise in one or more of our patient groups, if this is of interest.
A 37-hour working week and a flexible work schedule, e.g. with attendance four days a week.
Possibility of attending courses, conferences and further education as required.
A thorough induction process in which you will spend the first year focusing on learning the Danish language, Danish psychiatric legislation, procedures and systems, etc.
An attractive recruitment package offering you help to become established as a psychiatrist in Denmark, including Danish lessons, assistance with relocation to Denmark, including finding a home, day-care institutions, contact with authorities and advice on taxes. We also meet the costs of authorisation and offer a financial relocation contribution.
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Terms and conditions
Employment according to qualifications
It is a requirement that you have completed your medical and specialist training in an EU/EEA country and are a citizen of an EU/EEA country.
For more information
If you have specific job-related questions, please contact Head of Department Dorthe Goldschmidt on tel. +45 51 33 38 62 or Head Nurse Mia Hesselberg Nielsen on tel. +45 51 51 23 14. If you have questions regarding the recruitment process, please contact HR Consultant Stine Pedersen on tel. +45 93 56 74 58
Application
Please submit your application and CV through our “HR Skyen” recruitment system. Submit your application as soon as possible, as we review applications on an ongoing basis.
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About Region Zealand
We are the biggest workplace in the region with more than 17.000 employees and a budget of 18 billion DKK. Our main responsibilities are regional development and an operational enterprise in the area of heathcare and social affairs. Go to our websitewww.regionsjaelland.dk and read more about the Region Zealands’ activities and geography.