Apprenticeship as a medical assistant in a practice

• 17 August 2026 • 100% • Indefinite duration • Schlieren 100 %, starting from August 2027 ## At Limmattal hospital, you will discover varied and exciting insights into hospital medical daily life. During your three-year training, you will be part of a motivated team that collaborates interdisciplinarily with doctors, nursing professionals, and various specialized departments. Basic medical care and the well-being of patients are at the heart of your actions. Here is where you will be involved • in the reception and care of outpatient patients • in the organization and assistance during medical consultations • in administrative tasks (appointment scheduling, billing, reports) • in performing blood samples, ECGs, and other medico-technical interventions • in the handling of medical devices and computer systems • by discovering different specialized disciplines through rotations • by learning how to take X-rays You • have completed secondary school • are interested in medical subjects and administrative processes • enjoy contact with people and demonstrate empathy • have excellent manners and communication skills • work in an autonomous, structured, and responsible manner • are motivated, stress-resistant, and capable of working in a team Your new workplace Our prime location (Limmattalbahn, 4 S-Bahn lines, 1 bus line in the immediate vicinity) is complemented by the LIMMI mobility concept: • reduced-rate parking spaces for staff • motorcycle parking spaces, lockable bicycle parking • We offer an attractive public transport subscription for staff with the ZVV-Bonus Pass / Z-Bonus Pass s'LIMMI: your partner for life As a major health partner with a comprehensive training mandate, the Limmattal hospital association ensures extensive basic medical care for more than 100,000 patients each year, at all stages of life. LIMMI is highly specialized and offers high-quality medical care as well as in-depth expertise in many specialized surgical, medical, and nursing disciplines. The hospital association has 188 acute care beds, 126 long-term care beds, a hospital emergency service, as well as nine operating rooms and eight intensive care places. More than 1,700 employees from 58 nations provide excellent and varied services daily.