FaGe EFZ Long-term Care 80-100% sought for the Grabs region
- Employment type
- Full-time
- Location
- Grabs
- Company
- MediPersonal, Bahnhofplatz 1c, 8304 Wallisellen
- Languages
- German (basic)
- First posted
- An established institution in the Grabs region is looking for reinforcement: You as FaGe EFZ, focus on long-term care.
Briefly summarized: FaGe EFZ in Grabs
Position: FaGe EFZ
Specialization: Long-term care
Workload: 80–100 %
Employment: Permanent position
Start: By arrangement
Work location: Grabs region
Employer: We will be happy to name the name during the interview
In short: The framework is right. In addition, you will now get to know the work location better, because that is exactly what is next.
Grabs is located in the Rheintal in the canton of St. Gallen and impresses with excellent transport connections with direct railway station access as well as proximity to the highway. The central position enables you to have short routes to regional and international markets. You benefit from a stable economy with diverse industries, attractive commercial spaces, and a qualified workforce base that characterizes Grabs as a future-oriented place to work.
Your area of responsibility as FaGe long-term care in Grabs
- Primarily: Basic care as well as empathetic support of the residents in everyday life
- In doing so, support with personal hygiene, dressing, eating, and mobilization
- Likewise, you measure vital signs and administer medication according to prescription
- In addition, careful observation and documentation in the nursing system
- Additionally, you work closely with the qualified nursing professionals
- Furthermore, co-responsibility for hygiene, safety, and well-being
This is what we require for this position
- First, the professional side: training as Fachfrau/Fachmann Gesundheit EFZ
- Experience in long-term care or acute care is a plus
- Above all, teamwork, reliability, and genuine interest in people
- Furthermore, good German skills in speaking and writing (B1–B2)
- Additionally, you are prepared to work in shifts
Your working environment: Long-term care
Long-term care lives from relationships: You accompany people over a long period, know their habits, and build real trust. In doing so, you also accompany complex, chronic developments – with calmness and continuity instead of haste.
In short: As FaGe long-term care in Grabs, you combine professionalism with an environment that suits you. That is why this position is doubly worth it.
The profession in detail: What does a Fachfrau Gesundheit EFZ do?
In everyday nursing, Fachfrauen and Fachmänner Gesundheit EFZ are the driving force. In doing so, you take over basic care, support mobilization, and accompany people through the day. Furthermore, you measure vital signs, administer medication according to prescription, and document every observation carefully.
The basis is the three-year apprenticeship with a federal certificate of proficiency (EFZ). After that, many paths are open: the shortened HF training to become a nursing professional or the role as a vocational trainer. Therefore, according to gesundheitsberufe.ch (https://www.gesundheitsberufe.ch), the FaGe qualification is considered a strong foundation in Swiss nursing.
The Grabs region offers you, as FaGe EFZ in long-term care, excellent opportunities, as specialists in this area are in high demand and the labor market is understaffed. With a workload of 80-100%, you will find numerous attractive positions in established nursing institutions. iPersonal facilitates your entry through targeted job placement, professional support, and direct contacts to qualified employers in the region, so that you find a suitable employment quickly.
Your advantages with MediPersonal in the Grabs region
- Free further training thanks to Temptraining (https://temptraining.ch) – thus your career gets a boost
- A permanent consultant accompanies you personally, from the application to the first day
- In addition, fast and honest answers – usually within 24 hours
- Fair contracts according to GAV, because your salary should be clear and open
- Additionally, a long-term perspective, because we mediate positions that really fit your life
- And above all: discretion guaranteed – we treat your application with strict confidentiality
Frequently asked questions about the position as FaGe long-term care in Grabs
What training do I need for this position?
For this, you need a federal certificate of proficiency (EFZ) as a Fachfrau or Fachmann Gesundheit. Because this three-year basic training is the basic requirement for it.
Can I pursue further training as a FaGe?
Yes, because with the FaGe-EFZ, the shortened HF training to become a nursing professional is also open to you. MediPersonal supports further training via Temptraining.
How quickly do I receive feedback on my application?
As a rule, we get back to you within 24 hours, because your time is valuable. Additionally, we keep you continuously up to date afterwards.
Will I learn the name of the employer?
Yes, of course – because in the personal interview, we will be happy to name the institution. Because openness is part of it for us.
By the way: Ongoing further open positions (https://med-ipersonal.ch/offene-stellen/), jobs, and job offers in nursing and medicine can be found at any time on med-ipersonal.ch.
Interested? We look forward to seeing you
- Your new position as FaGe long-term care in Grabs is waiting – additionally, we are happy to advise you on further positions as FaGe in your region.
- Therefore, apply now as FaGe EFZ for Grabs. We mediate quickly and personally, because good specialists deserve equally good partners.
Per E-Mail: nk@med-ipersonal.ch
Open positions: med-ipersonal.ch/offene-stellen/
Spontaneous application: med-ipersonal.ch/lebenslauf-hochladen/
- Your contact person: Nesta Kinig
- Your MediPersonal personal expert team
- MediPersonal – a brand of MediPersonal AG · Bahnhofplatz 1C · 8304 Wallisellen
- Telephone: 044 515 57 61 · E-Mail: nk@med-ipersonal.ch (mailto:nk@med-ipersonal.ch)
- MediPersonal – your partner for temporary and permanent placement
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