Levanger is a medium-sized local hospital with emergency functions, serving a population of 100,000. It is large enough to offer varied and interesting tasks, yet small enough to facilitate easy collaboration across different specialties. The Department of Cancer Treatment is part of the Surgical Clinic and includes an oncology outpatient clinic and a palliative care team. Research is an integral part of the department’s activities. Oncology is an exciting and rapidly developing field, with a continually growing patient population.

In 2023, the department conducted nearly 6,100 consultations and over 2,200 treatments. The hospital’s gynaecologists, pulmonologists and haematologists are responsible for patients with their respective cancer diagnoses. The palliative care team operates its own outpatient clinic, provides consultations in the wards, and makes home visits.

We are looking for someone who wants to work and live in the charming town of Levanger in beautiful Innherred, where nature is right outside your door, and the cost of living is reasonable. This area is ideal for families, with facilities ranging from kindergarten to university, a cultural school, sports hall/swimming pool, gallery and cultural activities. You can read more about the area here.

Expected tasks:

Medical oncological treatment and follow-up with cancer patients.

Chemotherapy treatment.

General palliative treatment for most tumour types.

Participation in clinical trials and research.

Training and guidance of resident doctors.

Qualifications:

European authorisation as a medical professional.

European certification as an oncologist.

Good overall knowledge and expertise in the oncology field.

Communication skills in one of the Scandinavian languages. Free language course will be offered to foreign candidates.

A clean criminal record must be documented through a police certificate in accordance with the Health Personnel Act.

We offer:

A supportive working environment with dedicated colleagues and excellent cooperation across all professional groups.

Competitive salary and working conditions.

Membership in a pension scheme with a 2% contribution, group life insurance, and accident insurance.

Family-friendly working hours.

Newly renovated facilities.

An active company sports team.

Welfare arrangements.

Close proximity to the airport.

Follow-up by an advisor before, during, and after employment.

Assistance with Norwegian authorisation and specialist approval if necessary.

Help with accommodation and travel arrangements, with support for your family during the process if needed.

Free language school with a private tutor through Teams/Skype.