Danish speaking Nurse in Spain

Next Job Abroad; Fuengirola; On-site; EUR 42,000 - 55,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Comprehensive onboarding and training

Opportunity to work in international医疗

Collaborative and supportive team

Modern offices in Torrevieja or Fuengi

Professional development opportunities

Job summary

Talantir is seeking a Medical Case Handler / Registered Nurse to support travellers abroad in an international medical assistance setting along Spain's Mediterranean coast.

You will assess medical situations, coordinate care, and guide patients, working with clinics, hospitals, and providers. Fluency in Danish and English is required, with Spanish a plus, and a calm, empathetic approach essential.

Qualifications

• EU-recognized Registered Nurse qualification.
• Minimum 3 years of clinical nursing experience.
• Fluent Danish (spoken and written).
• Strong English communication skills.
• Spanish language skills are a plus.

Responsibilities

• Handle incoming medical assistance cases by phone and email.
• Perform initial medical assessments and triage.
• Coordinate care with clinics, hospitals, and providers.
• Communicate with patients, relatives, and healthcare professionals.
• Review medical reports and documentation.
• Assess treatment needs and insurance coverage when relevant.
• Provide medical guidance and support to travellers.
• Advise assistance coordinators on medical matters.

Skills

Nursing

Danish language

English language

Spanish language

Insurance knowledge

Job description

Are you a Registered Nurse looking to use your clinical expertise in an international environment while living on the Spanish coast?

We are currently recruiting Danish-speaking nurses on behalf of our client, a global travel assistance provider supporting travellers around the world when medical incidents occur abroad.

In this role, you will combine your medical knowledge, communication skills, and decision-making ability to support travellers in need, helping coordinate care, assess medical situations, and guide patients during challenging moments.

This is an opportunity to move beyond traditional hospital work and gain experience within international medical assistance, travel health, and insurance medicine while living in Torrevieja on Spain's Mediterranean coast.

The Role

As a Medical Case Handler / Registered Nurse, you will support travellers who experience illness or accidents while abroad.

You will be responsible for assessing medical situations, coordinating care, and ensuring travellers receive the appropriate assistance.

• Handling incoming medical assistance cases via phone and email
• Performing initial medical assessments and triage
• Coordinating medical assistance with clinics, hospitals, and local providers
• Communicating with patients, relatives, and healthcare professionals
• Reviewing medical reports and documentation
• Assessing treatment needs and insurance coverage when relevant
• Providing medical guidance and support to travellers
• Supporting and advising assistance coordinators on medical matters

Requirements

• EU-recognized Registered Nurse qualification
• Minimum 3 years of clinical nursing experience
• Fluent Danish (spoken and written)
• Strong English communication skills
• Spanish is considered a plus
• Experience from insur ance, travel medicine, or international healthcare is an advantage
• Experience supporting or training colleagues is beneficial
• Clean criminal record

We are looking for someone who is:

• Calm and confident when handling complex cases
• Solution-oriented and able to make structured decisions
• A strong communicator with empathy for patients
• Curious and eager to continue learning
• Comfortable working both independently and within a team
• Able to thrive in a fast-paced, international environment

Benefits

• Comprehensive onboarding and training program
• Opportunity to work in international medical assistance
• A collaborative and supportive team environment
• Modern offices located in central Torrevieja or Fuengirola
• International colleagues and professional development opportunities