Meet an employee Courage when dealing with people As a social- and health care assistant apprentice you complete a part of your education at a hospital. You develop your professional competencies in an environment where you are in close contact with doctors, nurses and other health care professionals. It takes courage to deal with people, says social- and health care apprentice, Sylvia. 22. June 2018 / 22:36 Every second counts Every second counts when we are dealing with critically ill patients. In these cases it really makes a difference when we act efficiently and trustfully together, says nurse Bibi. 22. June 2018 / 22:36 I always have a plan A, B and C I always prepare a plan A, B and C so that no matter what happens, we can do what is necessary for the patients, says nurse anaesthetist, Nina. 22. June 2018 / 22:36 Important to create trustful relationships It’s great that I learn something new every day, from all the people that I work with, says Adam, resident 22. June 2018 / 22:36 Postponing heart failure and death for thousands of people I feel good about the fact that our scientific research on trans-fat in foods has helped postpone heart failure- and death for thousands of people, says head of department and chief physician, Steen. 22. June 2018 / 22:36 There is always a person behind the disease We encounter the family dad, the old-bag lady and the young student who needs help to get back to their lives and that’s what we provide here, says Rasmus, senior resident. 22. June 2018 / 22:36 (Webid:fe5dc13e-e0f3-4299-a4ef-78548a1a8b89) ContentTypeId:0x010100C568DB52D9D0A14D9B2FDCC96666E9F2007948130EC3DB064584E219954237AF39009452EC1D623246A98E3D4F4B956DBBB600B52690698F9B4317A25D71E6FF9098B4* ( PublishingDate>1970-01-01) TaggedTags:* - {"Excludes":[],"Filter1Selected":false,"ImageTemplateDisplayType":3,"MaxResults":0,"Published1Days":5,"Published1Filter":0,"Published2Date":"\/Date(-3600000+0100)\/","Published2Filter":1,"SelectedTags":"","ShowAlphabet":false,"ShowSearch":false,"SortDesc":false,"SortOrdering":2,"Sources":[{"m_Item1":"https:\/\/www.sdcc.dk\/english\/job\/Nice-to-know-before-you-apply\/Meet-an-employee","m_Item2":true,"m_Item3":"fe5dc13e-e0f3-4299-a4ef-78548a1a8b89"}],"TemplateDisplayType":3}
Courage when dealing with people As a social- and health care assistant apprentice you complete a part of your education at a hospital. You develop your professional competencies in an environment where you are in close contact with doctors, nurses and other health care professionals. It takes courage to deal with people, says social- and health care apprentice, Sylvia. 22. June 2018 / 22:36
Every second counts Every second counts when we are dealing with critically ill patients. In these cases it really makes a difference when we act efficiently and trustfully together, says nurse Bibi. 22. June 2018 / 22:36
I always have a plan A, B and C I always prepare a plan A, B and C so that no matter what happens, we can do what is necessary for the patients, says nurse anaesthetist, Nina. 22. June 2018 / 22:36
Important to create trustful relationships It’s great that I learn something new every day, from all the people that I work with, says Adam, resident 22. June 2018 / 22:36
Postponing heart failure and death for thousands of people I feel good about the fact that our scientific research on trans-fat in foods has helped postpone heart failure- and death for thousands of people, says head of department and chief physician, Steen. 22. June 2018 / 22:36
There is always a person behind the disease We encounter the family dad, the old-bag lady and the young student who needs help to get back to their lives and that’s what we provide here, says Rasmus, senior resident. 22. June 2018 / 22:36