A clinical position as consultant of Neurology at the Department of Neurology at Zealand University Hospital, Roskilde is open for appointment from as soon as possible.

The position is combined with a 10-year position as clinical professor (chair) of Neurology at the Faculty of Health and Medical Sciences, University of Copenhagen.

With this new position the Department of Neurology, Zealand University Hospital wishes to strengthen and consolidate the clinical research and teaching in collaboration with the University of Copenhagen with a focus on neurovascular diagnostics, mechanics and treatment.

It is a requirement that the applicant is accepted for appointment of both the professorship and the consultancy.

As a clinical professor at Zealand University Hospital you become part of a fellowship of professors and other researchers who work to bring research to the forefront for novel treatments to benefit the patients we serve.

The advertisement for the professorship is available from the Faculty of Health and Medical Sciences, University of Copenhagen ) https://jobportal.ku.dk/videnskabelige-stillinger/?show=164316

ABOUT THE DEPARTMENT
The Department of Neurology at Zealand University Hospital holds a profile as the acute and specialised department in the region in the field. The department provides neurological services to the entire Region Zealand. Our in-patient clinic includes two wards with a total of 56 beds of which 26 beds constitute our acute neurovascular ward. Our outpatient clinic includes the general outpatient clinic as well as an infusion centre, a Neurophysiological Center, among others.

Annually we have (2025):

• 7.400 acute admissions
• 400 planned admissions
• 24.000 out-patient visits

We are a multidisciplinary department. Our current staff includes 30 consultants, and 29 junior doctors.

The clinical activity of the department includes all neurological subspecialities.

Clinical functions and focus areas of the department
The subspeciality of stroke is a major clinical focus area of our department. We have a dedicated neurovascular ward providing acute stroke diagnostics and treatment the entire population of Region Zealand. This includes IVT (thrombolysis), sonography, an out-patient-clinic for TIA and minor stroke patients as well as regular in-patient treatment in the acute phase of stroke. We have 13 consultants/senior registrars affiliated with the neurovascular ward, and a multidisciplinary approach with a number of other health professionals related to stroke. We carry out simulation training of acute stroke admissions on a monthly basis as a means to ensure quality for our IVT patients.

We wish to employ a consultant with deep knowledge of the field, and the motivation and energy for strengthening and developing our neurovascular field, both in relation to the patients and the organisation.

The number of stroke patients remains high, and a high quality approach is vital for both the individual patients as well as society. There will be a need for strong collaboration within the department, with the pre-hospital centre, and with other departments.

The clinical tasks will have a focus on the in-patient ward but may also involve stroke patients in our out­patient clinic. The daily activities will include direct patient contact as well as supervision of and collaboration with nurses, junior doctors, and other health professionals.

Research and teaching
With the new position as consultant in neurology and clinical professor (chair) of neurology, the Department of Neurology wishes to strengthen leadership in clinical research and teaching.

We expect clinical research of an international level and quality within the field of stroke, and we expect a significant contribution to the further development of our clinical research unit in general.

The clinical research unit of our department currently includes four other senior researchers supporting a number of junior researchers, several of these as PhD students.

Our department is heavily involved in training and teaching medical students. We take pride in providing good courses for our upcoming colleagues, and taking part in this will be an important task.

Qualifications
Applicants must be board-certified specialist in Neurology.

Conditions
In order to be considered, the applicant must send an application to both the Faculty (the professorship) and to the hospital (the consultancy) cf. the simultaneously advertised position of the professorship. Appointment is conditioned by the fact that the applicant obtains both positions. This also applies to the applicants who are already employed as consultants at Zealand University Hospital.

Salary and conditions of employment as consultant are as agreed between the Danish Regions and the Danish Association of Medical Specialists and between the Region Zealand and University of Copenhagen.

As clinical professor at least 50 % of the working time will be allocated to academic tasks (e.g. research, teaching, evaluation tasks and communication with the public) in agreement with the Head of Department of Department of Clinical Medicine at the University of Copenhagen. The remaining time will be allocated for clinical work in agreement with the head of Department of Neurology. The clinical professor will receive secretarial or technical support equivalent to 50 % of a full time secretary position from the department of Neurology. Additional support and details on the working conditions must be negotiated with the head of the Department of Neurology, Zealand University Hospital, Roskilde.

Application procedure
The application must include the following:

• Curriculum Vitae and a complete list of publications
• Copy of the authorization certificate for specialist in Neurology
• A description of how the applicant is qualified as
• Clinical expert
• Communicator
• Collaborator
• Manager/administrator/organizer
• Health advocate
• Scholar/researcher/teacher
• Professional

For more information please refer to https://www.sst.dk/udgivelser/2013/de-syv-laegeroller

The closing date for applications is 26.08.2026.

Further information:
For further information please contact head of department Gry Tanum, tel. + 45 47 32 28 01, or email: [email protected].

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Om Sjællands Universitetshospital
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Såfremt du har spørgsmål, er du velkommen til at kontakte:

Navn
Gry Tanum

Email
[email protected]

Stilling
Cheflæge

Telefon
47322800

ARBEJDSSTED
Sjællands Universitetshospital, Roskilde

QUICKNR.
053182

SPECIALE
Neurologi

JOBTYPE
Fuld tid

OPSLÅET
25. juni 2026

ANSØGNINGSFRIST
26. august 2026

ANSÆTTELSESSTARTDATO
1. november 2026