Apprenticeship as Specialist in Healthcare EFZ (w/m/d) 2027

The Universitätsspital Zürich is one of the largest hospitals in Switzerland. Over 240 apprentices experience a diverse entry into the working world with us - at the pulse of life! Do you want to learn a profession with a future? Then come to us at the USZ! The Universitätsspital Zürich is one of the largest hospitals in Switzerland. Our over 8'600 employees and around 700 trainees commit themselves daily to the well-being of our patients. ###

Do you like working with people? Are you looking for a profession that makes sense? Learn FaGe!

• Personal care, mobilization and prophylaxis, injections and blood sampling
• Support of the physical and mental well-being of the patients as well as daily activities
• Coordination with other departments, administrative tasks, material and housekeeping
• For vocational school, you visit Careum 1-2 days per week. You can complete the BMS if you meet the requirements.

Your profile

• Sek. A, B or 10th school year
• Joy in practical, nursing activities and in medical technology
• Good access to people, even in stressful situations
• Capable of meeting the physical and mental demands of a diverse environment
• Reliable and responsible
• Possibility to start the regular working day at 07.00 Uhr on all weekdays

Our benefits

• Insight into medical and surgical departments
• Patients with highly complex and rare clinical pictures
• You are part of our learning and working community. Look here to see how the LAG works.
• Teaching materials allowance of CHF 200.- per year
• Cross-professional events with other apprentices
• The USZ offers you various development paths after the apprenticeship.

Questions?

Contact Frau Patrizia Ruh, HR-Beraterin Berufsbildung.
044 255 96 29
berufsbildung@usz.ch

We look forward to your application!
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About the USZ

The Universitätsspital Zürich is one of the largest hospitals in Switzerland. Our over 8'600 employees and around 700 trainees commit themselves daily to the well-being of our patients.