Healthcare jobs in Switzerland

Pflegejob Schweiz collects healthcare jobs from across Switzerland: registered nurses with an HF or FH diploma, FaGe (Fachfrau or Fachmann Gesundheit EFZ), SRK nursing assistants, AGS, medical practice assistants (MPA), dental assistants, and the Spitex teams who care for people in their own homes. The employers are university and regional hospitals, psychiatric clinics, rehab centres, care homes, GP and dental practices, and Spitex organisations from Geneva to St. Gallen. Some postings are entered here by the employers themselves; the rest are picked up each day from public Swiss job sources and from the career pages of hospitals, homes and Spitex organisations.

Pensum and shifts

Few care jobs are simply full time. A 60 or 80 percent Pensum is ordinary on a ward, and many postings give a range such as 50 to 80 percent. The workload filter narrows the list to what fits your week, and the posting usually says which shifts come with it: early, late, night, weekends, or on-call duty in a Spitex team. A night-only post in a care home or a Spitex role with fixed daytime hours is as easy to spot as a classic three-shift rotation on a hospital ward.

Searching the way care jobs are advertised

Type what you would type anywhere else: pflege, spitex, mpa, fage, dentalassistentin, or emploi infirmière for the French-speaking part of the country. Then narrow by canton or town, employment type, how recent a posting is, or the size of the employer, and sort by newest or by stated salary. A saved search sends new matches by email, which helps when one particular hospital or region rarely advertises.

Postings are shown in the language the employer wrote them in, German, French or Italian, and a translation is added once it is ready; the interface itself works in German, English, French and Italian. Applications go to the hospital, home or practice, never through this site. Reading is free and needs no account, and so is posting: an employer describes the role and confirms a link sent by email, and a quick automatic check runs before the posting is published. The same link withdraws it once the post is filled.