Coordinator for Child Habilitation's ASD Team (Full-time)
For you who want to work with complexity, relationships, and real change
Do you want to work with children and young people with autism and their families – where your ability to create structure is essential?
Do you thrive in a specialist team where knowledge, collaboration, and long-term perspective are central?
Then you are who we are looking for.
About the position
The ASD Team works with children and young people with autism spectrum disorder and their networks. As a coordinator, you are a key person in addressing the family's psychosocial situation, their understanding of the diagnosis, and their everyday conditions.
You work closely with families over time and provide both support, direction, and stability in often complex life situations.
Main responsibilities
• Psychosocial counseling support to children, young people, and guardians
• Parental support related to autism, stress, burden, and interaction
• Advice regarding social services, support measures, and collaboration
• Collaboration with schools, LSS, social services, and other stakeholders
• Active role in an interdisciplinary team with high specialist competence
Qualifications (required)
• Degree in social work
• Experience working with children, young people, and families
• Strong ability to express yourself in speech and writing in Swedish
• Ability to work independently and as part of a team
Meritorious qualifications
• Experience working in habilitation or similar services
• Knowledge of autism spectrum conditions
• Experience collaborating with schools, LSS, and social services
Personal qualities
You are confident in conversations, have a good ability to build trust, and can work in a structured manner. You have good judgment and the ability to handle complex cases and long-term processes.
We offer
• A full-time position in a specialist role with clear responsibility and mandate
• An experienced team with high competence and good collaboration climate
• Work where your contribution makes a real difference
• Supervision, development opportunities, and sustainable working conditions
The position is filled subject to it not being needed for internal reallocation, in accordance with applicable regulations.
For patient-facing work within the Stockholm County Healthcare Area:
- a background check will be applied before employment decision according to SLSO's guidelines for background checks at hiring.
- employees who will have patient contact must undergo a new employee health examination, according to current directives, which will be conducted through occupational health services before employment.
- good knowledge of the Swedish language corresponding to level C1 according to the Common European Framework of Reference (CEFR) is required, in addition to Swedish professional credentials. The same requirement is 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. We provide healthcare in Region Stockholm's management within psychiatry, primary care, geriatrics, ASIH, local emergency care, somatic specialist care, habilitation and health, and assistive devices. In collaboration with Karolinska Institute, we conduct research, education, and development. Read more about SLSO here.
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For you who want to work with complexity, relationships, and real change
Do you want to work with children and young people with autism and their families – where your ability to create structure is essential?
Do you thrive in a specialist team where knowledge, collaboration, and long-term perspective are central?
Then you are who we are looking for.
About the position
The ASD Team works with children and young people with autism spectrum disorder and their networks. As a coordinator, you are a key person in addressing the family's…