Registered Nurses for Dialysis Unit
Thinking about making Sweden
your new home?
Are you a registered nurse with an interest in medical technology and person-centred care?
Would you like to work at one of Europe’s leading university hospitals, where innovation, research, and high-quality patient care go hand in hand?
Join the Dialysis Unit at Östra Hospital, part of Sahlgrenska University Hospital in Gothenburg – Sweden´s second largest city known for its innovation, strong academic environment, and excellent quality of life.
You will become part of a highly specialized hemodialysis outpatient clinic providing advanced renal care to both chronically and acutely ill patients.
The Dialysis Unit at Östra offers:
• Hemodialysis treatment for chronic kidney disease
• Acute dialysis care
• Person-centred outpatient care with 16 treatment stations
You will work in a stimulating environment combining advanced medical technology with close patient relationships, focusing on empowering patients and strengthening their self-care abilities. The goal is to enable patients with chronic illness to live active lives with good quality of life.
The unit is staffed by registered nurses and assistant nurses and operates seven days a week, with both day and evening shifts, including duty every fourth weekend and approximately one weekday evening per week.
The Dialysis Unit is part of Vastra Gotaland Region, within a cohesive healthcare system aiming to become Europe’s leading university hospital by 2032. The hospital works closely with academic and research partners, contributing to national and international knowledge exchange. Through digital tools and innovative working methods, the organization continuously develops modern, accessible, and high-quality care.
Why choose Gothenburg?
Gothenburg is Sweden’s second-largest city, beautifully located on the west coast. It offers a unique combination of vibrant city life, seaside charm, and easy access to stunning archipelagos and nature.
The city is known for its strong academic and research environment, innovative industries, and international outlook. With excellent public transport, international schools, a thriving cultural scene, and a welcoming atmosphere, Gothenburg provides an outstanding work–life balance for both individuals and families. Here, you can enjoy coastal living, outdoor activities, world-class dining, music and cultural festivals — all within a safe, inclusive, and family-friendly environment.
Sahlgrenska University Hospital offers:
Swedish language training up to B2 before you relocate, and up to C1 after relocation.
Permanent, full-time position (40 hours/week)
A monthly gross salary starting from €2,600 (SEK 29,500) for newly graduated nurses. Nurses with approximately 3 years of experience earn around €2,900 (SEK 33,000), with 5 years of experience around €3,400 (SEK 39,000), and with 10 years of experience around €3,750 (SEK 43,000). The final salary will be set individually, based on your qualifications and professional experience.
Working hours: Rotating day and evening shifts, with on average one weekday evening duty per week and one weekend duty every fourth week
Comprehensive eight-week structured introduction alongside an experienced preceptor, and continued mentorship after your introduction period
Professional development opportunities through an individual competence plan
Relocation support, including assistance with: house finding, registering your children in school or kindergarten, validating your qualifications in Sweden, etc.
Wellness benefits and free primary care
Social activities through the year
A safe, family-friendly environment with strong community support
... and more
Your role:
• Providing hemodialysis treatment to chronic and acute patients
• Monitoring patients during treatment and manage dialysis-related complications
• Supporting patients through ongoing, person-centred care tailored to their individual needs
• Contributing to quality improvement and development of the unit
• Educating patients to strengthen their self-care abilitiesWe expect that:
• You have a license to practice your profession as a registered nurse in any EU/EEA member country.
• You preferrably have experience in dialysis and/or acute care.
• You commit to the free-of-charge language training with a goal to reach a C1 level of the target language (Swedish) at the end of the training.
Moving to a new country is a big step and we are committed to make sure that your journey will be as simple as possible. We will support you all the way from the very beginning always until you have settled in to your new home country and job.
In order to make sure that you will feel at home, we always hope to find the best match to both you and the hiring employer.
Ready to experience the Northern miracle?