Nurse for Dialysis Clinic in Lund

Make a difference. Every day. Are you a licensed nurse attracted to a role where you can utilize your relationship-building skills with recurring patients while also working with advanced medical technology? With us, you will have an exciting job in a team that values and supports each other's development. Dialysis is an exciting field that is constantly evolving, where the interplay between medical technology and nursing is of great importance. Here, chronically ill kidney patients receive their blood dialysis treatment regularly. We also accommodate patients with acute kidney failure. To provide the best possible care for our patients, we maintain close collaboration between nurses, nursing assistants, doctors, biomedical engineers, and paramedics. Currently, we have about 65 employees. Our unit is characterized by a workplace culture where we help each other succeed and grow. We value trust and empathy, which are essential parts of our leadership. Most of our patients are long-term, meaning we build lasting relationships focused on helping them achieve the highest possible quality of life by tailoring dialysis treatment to individual needs. Therefore, we are increasingly moving towards patient-centered care and involving patients in their own treatment. - I would recommend working in dialysis as you work independently but still have the support of a humble group of friendly colleagues, says Martin, a nurse in the dialysis unit. JOB RESPONSIBILITIES We are looking for a new colleague for our Dialysis Unit in Lund! As a nurse, you will work with dialysis care, where your responsibilities include nursing, medical care, and educating dialysis patients. You will have a specific nursing responsibility for certain patients regarding their long-term planning and treatment. We are an engaged team that enjoys working together while striving for the best for our patients. We focus on ensuring that patients feel involved and engaged in their treatments. As a university hospital, we offer opportunities to participate in research projects and educate students and patients. - Working in dialysis gives me a proud feeling of being part of a workplace that truly cares for the patient’s best interests, and this is done with a familial yet professional demeanor. We are welcoming, inviting, and have an open and supportive environment. We have fun at work and laugh a lot, says Eva, a nurse in the dialysis unit. We care about our employees' professional development and create opportunities for you to grow in dialysis, nephrology, and other related areas. Region Skåne invests in increased professional development for nurses. For those without prior dialysis experience, we offer 8 to 12 weeks of tailored mentorship. You will also receive help and support from our training responsible nurses. For newly graduated nurses, there is a Clinical Foundation Year that includes lectures, clinical skills training, and access to a mentor. For nurses who wish to specialize, we offer educational benefits in prioritized areas as well as several available training positions where education is combined with clinical work over two years. Working hours are scheduled on weekdays from 07:00 to 15:00, and on Monday, Wednesday, and Friday from 12:00 to 20:30. On Saturdays from 07:00 to 15:00 and Sundays from 12:00 to 20:30. You will work approximately every third weekend, but with our preferred scheduling via Timecare, there is room for flexibility. QUALIFICATIONS We welcome both newly graduated and experienced licensed nurses with the qualifications to practice within the Swedish healthcare system. The position requires proficiency in Swedish at a minimum level of C1 according to the Council of Europe’s scale. Additionally, we would like you to have a strong interest in developing within the field of dialysis. If you have prior dialysis experience, there is an opportunity to develop in acute dialysis treatments and apheresis treatments. To thrive with us, you are positive and collaborative. You have a good ability to adapt to changing circumstances. Furthermore, you focus on the operations and want to contribute to driving our work forward. We believe you are curious, responsible, and eager to stay updated on developments within our field. We want you to have a strong sense of responsibility and the ability to work independently when the situation requires it. Personal suitability is highly valued. Please feel free to contact us with any questions about the position or if you would like to come and shadow us to see what it’s like in the unit! In this recruitment process, we are working with ongoing selection. We warmly welcome your application! OTHER Region Skåne is responsible for healthcare, public transport, and sustainable development throughout Skåne. Our highest decision-making body is the regional council, which is directly elected by the residents of Skåne. Region Skåne is a values-driven organization that operates with the values of welcoming, driven, caring, and respect in everything we do. Skåne University Hospital (Sus) is located in Lund and Malmö and is the country's third-largest hospital. Sus is a knowledge hub for healthcare at all stages of life on a regional, national, and international level. Our 12,000 employees contribute to the development of