Doctor at Queen Ingrid's Hospital in Nuuk

Are you energetic and passionate about making a difference for hospitalized children in Greenland? We are currently looking for a Play Hero part-time at Queen Ingrid's Hospital in Nuuk.

The mission of the Play Hero is to help the children who are hospitalized each year to rediscover their motivation, desire, and joy for play and movement.

Your tasks

Your work will primarily consist of performing movement-filled games and activities with the hospitalized children, making their time in the hospital more enjoyable and active. This could involve playing ball, racing, navigating obstacle courses, and much more – only your imagination sets the limits!

We expect:

• That you have at least a bachelor's degree in sports, occupational therapy, physiotherapy, or psychomotor therapy.

• That you reside in Nuuk, speak fluent Greenlandic, and base your games on Greenlandic culture. Additionally, we wish that;

• You are cheerful, energetic, outgoing, and can capture attention and inspire trust.

• You have a positive, patient, cheerful, and uplifting approach to the children.

• You are reliable.

• You can work independently and engage in interdisciplinary collaboration. We offer:

• An exciting job where you have a unique opportunity to bring smiles, joy, movement, and activity into the daily lives of hospitalized children.

• A job where you can utilize your professional skills and have plenty of responsibility and influence over the games and activities planned for the hospitalized children.

• Ongoing support from our other Play Heroes, including a joint Hero Day annually.

Working hours

The position is a part-time project position for two years, two days a week (Monday-Friday), which will be agreed upon later, and the working hours will be from 09:00 to 15:00, but can also be agreed upon later.

Salary and employment conditions

Fixed hourly wage (lunch at own expense), pension, and holiday pay. Employment is through the Children's Accident Fund, Gammel Kongevej 60, 1850 Frederiksberg.

About the Play Heroes All children have the right to a life filled with play and movement – even children affected by illness. However, a course of illness, hospitalization, and chronic diagnoses are often associated with significant inactivity and loneliness. This can have serious consequences for the physical, cognitive, and social development of hospitalized children. Therefore, the Play Heroes work to create active play and movement for the many children who are hospitalized in a hospital each year. The Play Heroes create a space for big gestures, tumbling games, and community – and with room to be a child again.

The Play Heroes is an initiative of the Children's Accident Fund.

Read more at www.legeheltene.dk Contact If this sounds like something for you, please send an application to: job@borneulykkesfonden.dk. We conduct interviews on an ongoing basis, and the start date is as soon as possible. For further information, please contact the Children's Accident Fund at +45 30 37 77 22