Radiographer – Daytime position in coastal Sweden

Dignus Medical; Malmö kommun; On-site; SEK 480,000 - 620,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Relocation support

Swedish authorization assistance

Language course included

Recruiter support

Job summary

Dignus Medical seeks two radiographers for a daytime role in a coastal central Sweden hospital. The position emphasizes CT and conventional radiography, teamwork, and a healthy work-life balance with no evenings or nights.

Relocation and Swedish language training are provided; you will begin with guidance and progress toward full radiographer authorization, with salary during language phase and after.

Qualifications

• EU-recognised radiographer qualification and registration in the country of qualification.
• Active clinical radiography experience preferred but not required.
• Good English communication; willingness to learn Swedish.

Responsibilities

• Perform CT and conventional radiography exams.
• Carry out planned and acute imaging studies.
• Collaborate with radiology team.

Skills

Teamwork

English communication

Adaptability

Education

EU-recognised Radiographer qualification

Tools

CT imaging

Conventional radiography

Job description

Radiographer – Daytime position in coastal Sweden

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We are currently recruiting two radiographers for a smaller, well-functioning radiology department in coastal central Sweden.

This is a long-term opportunity for someone who values modern equipment, close teamwork and a healthy work-life balance, with daytime working hours and no evenings, nights, weekends or public holidays.

The department

The department is a smaller radiology unit with approximately 10 employees, providing both planned and acute diagnostic imaging in close collaboration with inpatient care and primary care.

The facilities have recently been modernised and the department works with new technology, including:

The team consists of radiographers, assistant nurses, a radiologist and a sonographer.

There is also close collaboration with a larger radiology department, providing the opportunity to occasionally gain experience in a setting with a higher acute patient flow.

The role

The position includes standard duties as a radiographer, primarily within:

• CT
• Conventional radiography
• Planned and acute examinations

You will work closely with radiographers, radiologists, assistant nurses and other healthcare professionals.

Working hours are Monday to Friday, 07:30–16:00. There are no evening or night shifts, no weekend work, no work on public holidays and no on-call duties.

Previous experience as a radiographer is an advantage but not a requirement. Experience with CT and conventional radiography is considered particularly valuable.

The location

The hospital is located in a smaller coastal community in central Sweden, with approximately 24,000 inhabitants in the local area.

The area combines small-town living with close access to the sea, lakes, countryside and an extensive archipelago. It is particularly well suited to those looking for a quieter lifestyle with good opportunities for outdoor activities and family life.

The area offers access to schools and childcare, as well as good transport connections to larger cities.

Requirements

We are looking for a candidate who:

• Holds an EU-recognised qualification as a Radiographer
• The profession must be regulated in the country of qualification
• Currently working in an active clinical role as a radiographer
• Full legal right to practise independently as a radiographer
• Is interested in working with CT and conventional radiography
• Enjoys working as part of a team and has a professional and patient-centred approach
• Has good communication skills in English
• Is motivated to learn Swedish and adapt to the Swedish healthcare system
• Is interested in establishing a long-term career and life in Sweden

Language and relocation

Swedish language training starts in your home country through individual online lessons with a private teacher. You study several hours per week alongside your current work.

Relocation to Sweden takes place once you have reached Swedish level B2.

After moving to Sweden, you begin working at 50% in a Radiography Assistant role while continuing your Swedish studies from B2 to C1.

Work and language training are combined during this period, with work in the mornings and Swedish studies in the afternoons, Monday to Friday.

The language education is provided and financed as part of the recruitment process.

You begin working fully as a radiographer once the required Swedish language level has been reached and Swedish professional authorization has been obtained.

During the language completion phase while employed as a Radiography Assistant, the salary is:

After obtaining Swedish authorization and beginning work as a Radiographer, the starting salary for a candidate without previous professional experience is:

The salary as an authorised radiographer may be individually determined depending on previous professional experience and competence.

What Dignus Medical offers you:

• Ongoing support from a recruiter before, during, and after your employment
• Assistance with obtaining Swedish authorization and specialist approvals
• Help with relocation, accommodation, and support for your family if needed
• Access to a free language course with a private tutor via Teams/Skype: