so su

The position requires a professional with relevant education as a social and health assistant (so su) or equivalent qualification. Key competencies include managing emergency call functions and responding effectively to incoming emergency calls, demonstrating strong crisis management skills. The role involves collaboration with other professional groups, indicating the need for teamwork and communication abilities. Responsibilities encompass assisting citizens in emergency situations and accurately reporting incidents through designated systems, highlighting proficiency in documentation and use of digital reporting tools. The candidate should be capable of performing ad hoc tasks, such as providing care during quieter periods, reflecting flexibility and caregiving skills. A valid driver's license category B is required, enabling mobility for job duties. The work schedule includes day shifts from 07:00 to 15:00 and evening shifts from 15:00 to 23:00, requiring adaptability to varying work hours. Familiarity with FOA collective agreements is relevant for compliance with labor standards. Overall, the role demands a combination of emergency response capability, caregiving experience, teamwork, and administrative reporting skills within a healthcare or social care environment.