Social- og sundhedshjælper til hjemmeplejen i Rudersdal

The role requires a qualified social and health care assistant or equivalent experience in home care and elderly care, emphasizing practical knowledge of delivering holistic, coordinated care under relevant social and health legislation. Candidates should demonstrate strong communication skills for effective interaction with clients, relatives, and multidisciplinary team members, including nurses, therapists, untrained staff, and trainees. The position involves working within a structured team environment focused on high professional standards, well-coordinated citizen care pathways, and a positive work atmosphere. Responsibilities include day shifts in specific districts, weekend work every 2-3 weeks, and active participation in cross-disciplinary meetings and new organizational models (Rudersdalmodellen). The role entails self-management, follow-through on tasks, and potentially serving as a mentor or practical supervisor, although this is not mandatory. Familiarity with the implementation of elder law and service law is important, as is a proactive, curious approach to care delivery and collaboration. Employment is governed by the FOA collective agreement and requires a clean criminal record and references. Overall, the role demands practical caregiving competencies, teamwork, communication, organizational skills, and a commitment to continuous improvement in home-based elderly care services.