Your attributes:

• Education as a certified physiotherapist (SRK recognition*)

• Committed and independent

• Respectful communication and team spirit

• Value good digital documentation

• Proficient in spoken and written German

• Good English skills (for reading specialist literature)

• Willingness to undergo additional training and preferably already possess a specialization in a specific area of physiotherapy.
  
  Advantageous:

• Scientific or clinical Master's degree / CAS

As a physiotherapist, you are responsible for promoting and restoring the physical health and well-being of your patients.

Your duties include:

• Assessment of patients: You conduct examinations to assess the condition of your patients and understand their needs.

• Development of therapy plans: Based on the assessment results, you create individualized therapy plans to improve the functionality and mobility of your patients.

• Implementation of therapies: You administer various physiotherapeutic techniques, such as massage, exercise therapy, electrotherapy, and other treatments to promote recovery.

• Counseling and guidance: You advise your patients on exercises and behaviors that support their recovery, as well as on preventive measures to avoid injuries.

• Documentation: Accurate documentation of treatments and patients' progress is essential to ensure the quality of care and monitor the course of treatment.

• Collaboration in a team: You work closely with other healthcare professionals such as doctors, occupational therapists, and nurses to ensure comprehensive patient care.

Overall, as a physiotherapist, you play a vital role in improving the quality of life and functionality of your patients through targeted therapeutic interventions.

*According to Swiss Red Cross you need:

• a proof of the content of your education (Physiotherapy), with a detailed list of theoretical and practical training content in hours/weeks or with the indication of ECTS. The proof must be issued in your name and signed by your school or university.

• Certificates of completion of previous education/secondary school graduation.

• Your job-related further education/training that you have completed most recently.

• Your professional license/permit (= photocopy of your permission to practice your profession, issued by the competent authority in your country of education).

• a copy of Passport or ID 

• Letter of Good Standing

• Language skills German B2

  
  You need the original and a translation in english.
  
  Please note that a bachelor diploma in physiotherapy is mandatory. Your professional qualification will be compared with this Swiss qualification "Bachelor of Science in Physiotherapy".