Physiotherapist position 60 to 80 % in Conthey and Sierre | Physioswiss

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Le cabinet Le Point d-Équilibre is looking for a salaried physiotherapist for an activity rate of 60 to 80 % with the aim of completing our team and developing our multidisciplinary practice. We offer general and specialized physiotherapy care in the heart of Valais on two sites: Conthey and Sierre

We offer you:

• A varied patient base, with an orientation in neurological and vestibular rehabilitation
• The possibility to develop therapies and care techniques
• A dynamic and cohesive team
• New and spacious premises, equipped with quality and specific equipment for vestibular rehabilitation (virtual reality, balance platform, rotating chair...)
• Flexible working hours
• Interesting salary and social conditions
• Significant financial and logistical support for continuing education
• Internal continuing education
• 5 weeks of annual vacation and a 13th month salary

We are looking for:

• Physiotherapist diploma, recent graduates welcome
• Red Cross recognition mandatory in case of a foreign diploma, at minimum a partial decision with an adaptation internship (pre-check insufficient)
• Spoken German appreciated
• Experience in neurological and/or vestibular rehabilitation is an asset
• Friendliness, professionalism and proactivity
• Interest in continuing education
• Open-mindedness and desire to participate actively in the development of a care structure

Start of duties January 2027

You can send your application dossier by email to admin@lepointdequilibre.ch. Each dossier will be studied and processed in full confidentiality

Looking forward to reading from you

Le Point d-Équilibre

Gaëlle Ramis and Laura Kerges

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Le Point d'Equilibre

Physiotherapy practice oriented towards a global management of the person, caring for their complete physical and mental well-being while respecting certain ecological and sustainable development convictions

Address
Le Point d'Equilibre
Avenue de la Gare 13
1964 Conthey