Unit Manager for our Aftercare Team within TFCO
The Swedish Prison and Probation Service (Statens institutionsstyrelse, SiS) is a public agency responsible for individualized involuntary care for youth with complex psychosocial challenges and for adults with substance abuse issues. SiS also manages secure youth care. We do this at youth homes and facilities for adults with substance abuse issues throughout the country. Working at SiS means your professional life will be an exciting challenge. Regardless of where you work in our organization or what position you hold, you contribute to creating life-changing transformation. SiS Youth Home Hässleholm is a secure institution with two intake and needs assessment (MBB) units, four treatment units, and an open unit at our satellite facility Karlsvik in Höör, as well as TFCO, which is an aftercare program. During 2027, an additional unit will open aimed at enabling a full-scale evidence-based care chain to ensure lasting change. We primarily receive school-age boys but also girls, with ongoing criminal activity and in some cases substance abuse issues. Job Description SiS is in the midst of comprehensive change with development occurring on multiple levels simultaneously. The agency is undergoing reform, which brings several new opportunities. We develop and adapt our work based on changing needs in both society and our own operations. We know that developing and engaged managers are a critical prerequisite for meeting today's and tomorrow's challenges. As a unit manager, you lead and plan the work within the aftercare team and TFCO and follow up on work to achieve established goals. You are responsible for ensuring that common working methods and practices are used and followed, and you support staff members. You ensure that team members have the competence for the care and treatment the team provides and have the conditions to perform their tasks in a good and safe work environment. As unit manager for the aftercare team and TFCO, you are responsible for working together with institutional management to develop and expand the team's mission—a critical factor going forward and something we place great value on. As a unit manager, you have operational, personnel, and budget responsibility for up to 10 team members. Clinical treatment work may also occur within the scope of the position. You participate in the institution's management group where you, together with the institutional director and your management colleagues, share responsibility for the entire operation. Management on-call duty is not currently required but may become relevant in the future. Qualifications We are looking for someone who has: - An academic degree of at least 180 credits with a focus on social sciences, healthcare, or behavioral science, or another relevant academic qualification. - Experience working in operations focused on care, treatment, and safety, such as social services, health and treatment, corrections, or other relevant work. - Current experience in a management role, either as a manager or coordinator of operations. - A driver's license category B (if the work is organized so that the unit manager is responsible for certain transportation, or at institutions with satellite facilities). Meritorious - Training in TFCO and clinical experience working with the model. - Experience in project management and development work that has produced results. - We welcome applications from psychologists and value psychological expertise in the management group. Since operations are often event-driven, you need to be comfortable making decisions, reprioritizing, and quickly shifting both pace and direction. You remain calm and professional even in demanding situations and have the ability to adapt to changed circumstances. At the same time, you must have a comprehensive perspective and be able to work in a structured and systematic manner to ensure the quality of care in line with the agency's goals, guidelines, values, and applicable laws. You know how to prioritize and find it easy to set goals and follow up on results. To be a good fit for the role, we see that you take responsibility for the whole, realize SiS's vision and goals, and create conditions for good results. You tackle challenges and act with courage when needed. You are a good role model and demonstrate trust in your colleagues' and staff members' competence, encouraging them to develop and take personal responsibility. You involve your staff in our development work and create conditions for active employee engagement and a learning organization. You promote good cooperation within SiS and with other partners. You are communicative and foster dialogue, participation, and engagement. At SiS, we value good leadership. This means that as a manager and leader, you take responsibility for the whole, act as a good role model, drive development, promote good cooperation, and communicate clearly. Learn more at https://www.stat-inst.se/jobba-hos-oss/medarbetarskap-och-ledarskap/ We place great importance on your personal qualities. Employment: This is a permanent full-time position that begins with a six-month probationary period. Start date by agreement. Working for the state includes a range of benefits; read more about these here: https://www.stat-inst.se/jobba-hos-oss/formaner/ Tests and work samples will be part of the recruitment process. Trade Union Representatives: OFR/S: Magnus Nilsson, [email protected], 010-4535307 Saco-S: Henrik Isgren, [email protected], 010-4534023 Seko: Shadi Shiek Khalil, [email protected], 010-4532205 SiS actively works against all forms of discrimination and welcomes all applicants. For work at our institutions, SiS conducts a background check before employment. In preparing for recruitment, the Swedish Prison and Probation Service has made decisions regarding recruitment channels and marketing. We therefore decline contact with media sales representatives, job sites, and similar services. NOTE! If you have protected personal information, you should not apply through the recruitment system. Instead, contact the person listed as the contact in the announcement.
Unit Manager for Youth Care Services
The Swedish National Board of Institutional Care (SiS) is a government agency responsible for individually tailored involuntary care for adolescents with complex psychosocial issues and for adults with substance abuse. SiS also carries out closed youth care. We do this at youth homes and facilities for adults with substance abuse throughout the country. At SiS, your working life becomes an exciting challenge. Regardless of where in our organization you work or what position you hold, you help create vital change. SiS Youth Home Hässleholm is a secure institution with two intake and assessment units (MBB), four treatment units, and one open unit at our satellite facility Karlsvik in Höör, plus TFCO which is an aftercare program. During 2027, an additional unit will open to enable a full-scale evidence-based care chain to ensure lasting change. We primarily admit school-age boys but also girls with ongoing criminal activity and in some cases substance abuse issues. SiS is in the midst of a comprehensive transformation journey where the organization is developing on multiple levels simultaneously. The agency is improving and adapting its work based on new and changing needs in both society and in its own operations. SiS knows that developing and engaged managers are a critical prerequisite for meeting today's and tomorrow's mission. The youth home in Hässleholm is also changing internally, and therefore we need a new unit manager in the operations. As a unit manager, you are responsible for leading a unit to achieve set goals and you have overall treatment responsibility for the young people living there. You ensure that common working methods are used and followed, and you support your 20 employees in their work. You ensure that your staff have the competence required for the care and treatment the unit provides and have the conditions to carry out their duties in a good and safe working environment. As a unit manager, you have operational, personnel, and budget responsibility, and you lead, plan, follow up, and refine the work on the unit. To create stable and efficient management, your unit has, in addition to you, a group leader and a treatment secretary. The group leader's primary task is to plan, coordinate, and operatively lead and distribute the daily work, and to support staff in their work. The treatment secretary is responsible for coordinating and planning care and treatment for the young people in our care. Together you form a unit team that in close collaboration leads the unit. The treatment units also have a family and network treatment worker attached who work proactively with the young people's networks and families. You are part of the institution's management group where you, together with the institution manager and your management colleagues, share responsibility for the entire operation. On-call duty is included. Qualifications We are looking for someone who has: An academic degree of at least 180 credits with a focus on social sciences, healthcare, or behavioral sciences, or another relevant academic degree. Several years of experience working in operations focused on care, treatment, and security, such as for example social services, healthcare and treatment, criminal justice, or other relevant operations. Documented current experience in a managerial role. Class B driver's license. It is meritorious if you have: Experience as a manager with operational responsibility, budget responsibility, and personnel responsibility. Experience from SiS or equivalent operations. Personal Qualities Since the operations are often event-driven, you need to be comfortable making decisions, reprioritizing, and quickly being able to change both pace and direction. You are calm and professional even in demanding situations and have the ability to adapt to changing circumstances. At the same time, high demands are placed on you having a holistic perspective and being able to work in a structured and systematic way to ensure quality in care based on the agency's goals, guidelines, values, and applicable laws. You know how to prioritize and have an aptitude for setting goals and following up on results. To fit the role, we see that you take responsibility for the whole and realize SiS's vision and goals. You create conditions for good results and tackle challenges and act with courage when needed. You are a good role model and show trust in your employees' and colleagues' competence and encourage them to develop and take personal responsibility. You involve your employees in our development work and create conditions for active employee participation and a learning organization. You promote good cooperation within SiS and with other partners. You are communicative and create dialogue, participation, and engagement. At SiS, we care about good leadership. This means that as a manager and leader, you take responsibility for the whole, act as a good role model, drive development, promote good cooperation, and are clear in your communication. Read more at https://www.stat-inst.se/jobba-hos-oss/medarbetarskap-och-ledarskap/ We place great value on your personal qualities. Employment: The position is a permanent full-time employment and begins with a six-month probationary period. Start date by agreement. Apply for the position no later than September 30. With the state as your employer, a range of benefits are included, read more about these here: https://www.stat-inst.se/jobba-hos-oss/formaner/ Tests and work samples will be part of the recruitment process. Trade Union Contact Persons: OFR/S: Magnus Nilsson, [email protected], 010-4535307 Saco-S: Henrik Isgren, [email protected], 010-4534023 Seko: Shadi Shiek Khalil, [email protected], 010-4532205 SiS actively works against all forms of discrimination and welcomes all applicants. For work at our institutions, SiS conducts a background check before employment. In preparation for the recruitment process, the Swedish National Board of Institutional Care 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 advertisement.
Jobs in Hässleholm
64 Stellenangebote im Angebot, Medianpreis 2 198 €, 5 % unter dem landesweiten Median, 24 neu in den letzten 7 Tagen, am häufigsten Skåne län (63), Blekinge län (1), aktualisiert vor 3 Stunden.
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- Wie hoch sind die Gehälter für Jobs in Hässleholm?
- Die angebotenen Gehälter reichen von 24 800 SEK bis 24 800 SEK.
- Welche Berufe werden in Hässleholm gesucht?
- Die häufigsten Berufe sind Sjuksköterska, grundutbildad (5), Personlig assistent (4), Säkerhetsrådgivare (2), Fysioterapeut/Sjukgymnast (2).
- Wie oft werden die Stellenangebote aktualisiert?
- Wir lesen öffentliche Quellen und Arbeitgeber-Feeds mehrmals täglich ein — in den letzten 7 Tagen kamen 24 Stellen dazu.
- Wo gibt es Jobs in der Nähe von Hässleholm?
- Die nächsten Städte mit offenen Stellen: FINJA (9), HÄSTVEDA (5), OSBY (64).
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