Radiographer Oskarshamn Ansök senast: 2026-05-17

Would you like to work in a modern, high-technology environment that is constantly evolving? Then a position with us at the Radiology Department could be the right opportunity for you. As a radiographer with our team, you will work with a wide range of imaging modalities and have good opportunities for professional development within your field.

The role

As a radiographer, you will work in close collaboration with physicians, assistant nurses and medical secretaries to provide high-quality diagnostic imaging based on each patient’s individual needs. The work is varied and engaging, offering new challenges and continuous learning opportunities.

At the Radiology Department, we place great importance on a positive working environment where staff feel supported and motivated. Working hours include a varied schedule with day, evening and weekend shifts.

About you

We are looking for a licensed radiographer with a strong interest in both patient care and medical technology. You are motivated, proactive and stimulated by innovation and change. Together with the team, you will contribute to the continued development of the radiology service.

You have strong communication skills and value teamwork, both within the department and in collaboration with other hospital services. You are confident and professional in your role.

About the department

We are a small department with clear goals and act as a service unit for other hospital departments within both inpatient and outpatient care. We work flexibly to ensure the best possible care for our patients, providing fast and reliable diagnostic services. Our patient interactions are often brief and well structured.

The Radiology Department is modern, fully digitalised and provides general radiology services. In addition to conventional radiography, we perform fluoroscopy, CT, MRI (two scanners: 1.5T and 3T), screening and clinical mammography, ultrasound, and aortic aneurysm screening. We are regionally responsible for ultrasound-based aortic screening, which is performed by radiographers.

Working hours and team

The department operates primarily during daytime hours (07:30–16:00). Staff are on site until 20:00 each day, followed by an on‑call service from home during evenings, nights and weekends.

You will become part of a team of approximately 35 colleagues. We are committed to maintaining a patient‑centred approach and providing high-quality, accessible diagnostic services to the community.

The Radiology Department at Oskarshamn Hospital is recognised for its strong results and high standards of care, something we are very proud of.

Terms of employment

Before moving to Sweden you need to reach B2 level in the Swedish language. Your license as a radiographer needs to be recognised by the Swedish National Board of Health and Welfare.

We provide further language studies in Swedish to reach the C1 level. If the trial period proves satisfactory and you demonstrate required skills recognised by Region Kalmar, it will automatically turn into a permanent position.

All contracts follow local and national collective agreements. Salary is set individually depending on your qualification and experience.

Support before and after moving to Sweden

During recruitment you will receive continuous information and support from Region Kalmar regarding relocation, establishment and language education. After moving, you will receive an intensive language course to reach C1 level in Swedish and assistance with practical matters such as social security number and bank accounts. Wellness benefits, housing assistance, school registration for children and spouse job‑search support are also offered.

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