The Swedish Prison and Probation Service, SiS, is an agency responsible for individually tailored compulsory care for young people with complex psychosocial problems and for adults with substance abuse. SiS also carries out closed youth care. We do this at youth homes and homes for adults with substance abuse throughout the country. At SiS, your work life will be an exciting challenge. Regardless of where in our organization you work or what position you hold, you help create life-changing transformation.
SiS LVM-hem Älvgården in Hedemora welcomes men with alcohol, drug, or combined substance abuse, combined with mental health issues.
Job Description
Do you want to be part of creating life-changing transformation for vulnerable people? Then the role of Treatment Coordinator at SiS is meaningful work. The foundation of our treatment work is to motivate people toward new and less destructive ways of living. You will work in a team of dedicated colleagues and with your combined expertise you have the opportunity to achieve good results. As a Treatment Coordinator, you will plan, implement, and follow up on program activities. You will conduct treatment conversations and have a special responsibility for documentation and the forms and instruments used in treatment. You will collaborate with various functions regarding assessment, development, and follow-up of treatment plans. The role of Treatment Coordinator also includes an additional responsibility for mentoring new employees and interns. An important shared task for all employees is to help create a safe environment and ensure that security at the institution is maintained according to procedures. The job is often demanding but also stimulating, rewarding, and varied.
Our vision is to be a place for change and this permeates our approach, our commitment, and our mindset.
Qualifications
Your personal suitability is key to life-changing transformation. Therefore, you need to have a good ability to create engagement and participation. Equally important is that you have a solid positive view of people, are empathetic, and can build good relationships. You have good communication skills and can remain calm even in pressured situations. You also have a good ability to collaborate with others and enjoy sharing your knowledge with colleagues. In your role as Treatment Coordinator, you will have individual responsibility for several interventions in the treatment plan as well as responsibilities on the unit that require experience and the ability to coordinate that work. You need to be skilled at planning and structuring your work, be able to work independently, and take your own initiatives. Since treatment work is documented and discussed with various stakeholders, high demands are placed on good Swedish both spoken and written.
You should also have:
Relevant higher education, for example social worker, social pedagogue, or other care/behavioral science education, alternatively post-secondary education such as treatment pedagogue, with solid experience in program activities.
Experience conducting motivation and treatment work individually and/or in groups.
Good Swedish spoken and written.
Class B driver's license
At SiS, we value good professional conduct. This means that as an employee you take responsibility for your work, contribute to development, and support good collaboration. Read more at https://www.stat-inst.se/jobba-hos-oss/medarbetarskap-och-ledarskap/.
Employment
The position is a permanent employment. Start date by agreement.
Application
Welcome to register your application in our recruitment tool no later than October 11, 2026.
Tests and work samples may be included in the recruitment process.
SiS actively works against all forms of discrimination and welcomes all applicants.
For work at our institutions, SiS conducts background checks before employment.
In preparation for the recruitment process, the Swedish Prison and Probation Service has taken a position on recruitment channels and marketing. We therefore firmly decline contact from media sales representatives, recruitment websites, and similar.
NOTE! If you have protected personal information, you should not apply through the recruitment system. Instead, contact the person listed as the contact person in the job posting.