stolav.no
Public university hospital in Trondheim, Norway, recruiting summer substitute staff from medical students to nurses
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- New on EvolcAdded 2026-11-02
About stolav.no
St. Olavs hospital HF is a university hospital in Trondheim, Norway, operated as a Norwegian health trust (HF).
The hospital recruits summer substitute staff (sommervikariater), from medical students to nurses and health care workers. The first round of recruitment for summer 2027 positions is open.
Product: Hospital care as a university hospital in Trondheim, with summer substitute positions for health care staff.
Jobs at stolav.no
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