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Anaesthetic Nurse Wanted - Anaesthesia Unit 1

Aalborg Universitetshospital Syd

Hälso- och sjukvård
Publié le 9 novembre 2026

Description du poste

Are you looking for new challenges? Would you like to work alongside skilled colleagues in an educational and dynamic environment where professional excellence and high-quality patient care are top priorities? You can expect a varied, fast-paced and sometimes unpredictable working day, with plenty of responsibility. In return, we promise you a workplace characterised by high job satisfaction and a strong sense of teamwork, where there is always room for humour and a smile, no matter how busy things get. About Anaesthesia Unit 1 The unit covers several specialties and operates across two hospital sites. You will primarily be based at the new Hospital City East (Hospitalsbyen Øst), with only occasional shifts at Aalborg South. This advertisement describes the position within Anaesthesia Unit 1 East, which will be your primary place of employment. We bring together two specialties in a combined orthopaedic and neurosurgical anaesthesia unit. Neurosurgical anaesthesia We provide anaesthesia for: Intracranial surgery Conventional spinal and neurosurgery Surgery involving pain stimulation electrodes Orthopaedic anaesthesia We provide anaesthesia for both children and adults across all orthopaedic subspecialties, covering everything from day surgery to major spinal surgery. In addition, our responsibilities include: Providing emergency anaesthesia services for acutely ill medical patients in the Acute Treatment Centre (ATC). Receiving trauma patients as part of the hospital's trauma team. Managing patient transfers both within and outside the North Denmark Region. Providing anaesthesia for interventional radiology procedures. Providing anaesthesia for MRI and CT scans. We operate a total of eight operating theatres each day. Our team consists of approximately 34 anaesthetic nurses, including a Nurse Manager, two coordinating anaesthetic nurses, anaesthetic nurses working in the U and UU functions, and specialist pain nurses. The unit is also a clinical training site fo