This role requires a qualified nurse with specialized skills in pediatric care, specifically for a child with dyskinetic cerebral palsy and severe epilepsy. The candidate must be proficient in managing complex medical needs including monitoring and handling epileptic seizures, medication administration, enteral feeding (sondemad), suctioning, and oxygen therapy. Experience working independently in a home care environment is essential, emphasizing empathy, calmness, and presence to create a secure and supportive atmosphere for the child. The position demands close collaboration with parents and multidisciplinary teams to ensure continuity and quality of care. The nurse should have a strong focus on providing meaningful, specialized nursing care that enhances the child's daily life, emphasizing stability, structure, and emotional support. The role involves 1:1 care with a fixed 6-week rotating schedule including 12-hour shifts, requiring stamina and resilience. Candidates with backgrounds as social and healthcare assistants with relevant experience may also be considered. The position offers thorough onboarding tailored to the child's specific needs and treatment plan, as well as ongoing support from an experienced palliative care team and leadership. Employment conditions follow the Danish Nurses' Organization (DSR) agreement, ensuring regulated and professional working conditions. Overall, the ideal candidate combines clinical expertise in pediatric nursing, particularly neurological and palliative care, with strong interpersonal skills and the ability to work autonomously in a private home setting.