Case Manager at Habilitation Center Mörby Adults

REGION STOCKHOLM · Full-time

Box 22550, Stockholm, Sweden

Case Manager at Habilitation Center Mörby Adults Would you like to work as a case manager and develop together with us? About Us Habilitation Center Mörby Adults is a specialist clinic that is part of the Rehabilitation & Health operations. We offer services to people over 18 years old with congenital or early-onset functional disabilities that create difficulties in daily life, such as autism spectrum disorder, intellectual disability, or mobility impairment. By providing advice, support, and treatment to patients and their networks, we can prevent and reduce difficulties that a functional disability may cause. You will work in a multidisciplinary team with an occupational therapist, psychologist, case manager, physiotherapist, and speech therapist. Our goal is to create the best possible conditions for a functioning and meaningful everyday life. About the Position We are looking for a case manager (trained social worker) for our unit. As a case manager, you are responsible for the case management perspective in close collaboration with other professions at the unit. Your work includes: Counseling regarding societal support. Counseling support to patients and relatives regarding the consequences of functional disability. Work with patients and their networks regarding problem-causing behaviors. The work is carried out both individually and in a team with other professions at our clinic. We are a work group with a pleasant work environment and good working conditions. We emphasize professional development and offer a structured introduction period, specific introductory training, further in-depth staff training, and along with collegial support and collaboration, access to case consultation. In addition to stimulating and enjoyable work, you will have varied work at our clinic that is appreciated by both patients and their families. We offer flexible working hours and benefits such as free health and medical care, a generous wellness allowance, and wellness activities during work time. Qualifications You have a degree in social work and preferably experience in rehabilitation and work with people in the target group with intellectual disabilities and/or mobility impairments. We would like to see that you have previous experience working in a case management role. You have a strong interest in people with disabilities. You are driven by exploring and trying to understand patients who rarely function according to norms, who require significant adaptations in work methods and perspective-taking, and who require creating individual and creative solutions to problems within existing care processes. You enjoy working independently as well as in a team and take personal responsibility for planning, developing, and advancing patient work in a structured manner. With us, you need to be able to collaborate and be driven by collegial learning as you work in close collaboration with other professions at your unit. Great emphasis is placed on personal suitability. Does this sound interesting? Would you like to develop with us? Welcome to submit your application! Other Information Interviews may be conducted on an ongoing basis during the application period. Employment Type Permanent position, 100% with start as soon as possible or by agreement The position will be filled provided it does not need to be used for internal redeployment, according to applicable regulations. For patient-facing work within Stockholm County Healthcare Area: - a background check will be conducted before an employment decision is made according to SLSO's comprehensive instructions for background checks at employment. - employees who will have patient contact must undergo a new employee health examination, according to applicable directives, which is conducted through occupational health services before employment. - in addition to Swedish professional credentials, good knowledge of the Swedish language is required corresponding to level C1 according to the Common European Framework of Reference for Languages (CEFR). The same requirements are guiding for non-licensed personnel with patient contact. Stockholm County Healthcare Area (SLSO) is one of Sweden's largest healthcare providers with 11,600 employees. 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