Health Specialist in Sleep Medicine
- 26 August 2026
- 100%
- Chur
Job summary
Join us starting October 1, 2026, in a rewarding role! Experience a supportive work environment with unique opportunities.
Tasks
- Prepare sleep medicine tests like polysomnographies and assist with them.
- Support patients during night shifts and ensure accurate data recording.
- Identify technical issues, take action, and assist with various tasks.
Skills
- Completed training as a healthcare professional; FND training is a plus.
- Technical interest and enjoyment in specialized diagnostic areas.
- Reliable work style and respectful interaction with patients and team.
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About the job
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These are your tasks
- You prepare sleep medicine examinations such as polysomnographies and respiratory polygraphies and accompany their execution
- You care for patients during the night shift and ensure flawless data recording
- You identify technical faults, initiate measures and assist with organisational, administrative as well as device-related tasks
This is what you bring
- A completed training as a Health Specialist EFZ; further training in neurophysiological diagnostics (FND) is an advantage
- Willingness to work two to three night shifts per month between Monday and Thursday
- Technical interest and enjoyment in a specialised diagnostic field as well as an independent, reliable working style and a respectful approach to patients and team members
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Then you belong with us!
- You prepare sleep medicine examinations such as polysomnographies and respiratory polygraphies and accompany their execution
- You care for patients during the night shift and ensure flawless data recording
- You identify technical faults, initiate measures and assist with organisational, administrative as well as device-related tasks
- A completed training as a Health Specialist EFZ; further training in neurophysiological diagnostics (FND) is an advantage
- Willingness to work two to three night shifts per month between Monday and Thursday
- Technical interest and enjoyment in a specialised diagnostic field as well as an independent, reliable working style and a respectful approach to patients and team members
