Physiotherapist FH
- 07 October 2026
- 50 – 60%
- Permanent position
- German (Fluent)
About the job
We are looking for you for the field of geriatric psychiatry (day clinic and acute ward)
Physiotherapist FH 50 - 60%
These are your tasks
- Physiotherapeutic assessments and treatments for people with psychiatric disorders
- Conducting physiotherapeutic therapies in individual and group settings
- Implementation of the specialist concept of the physiotherapy professional group in the interdisciplinary team
- Active participation in interdisciplinary collaboration
What you bring with you
- Degree in Physiotherapy FH/HF (recognition certificate for foreign diplomas)
- Interest and enjoyment in working with people in psychological crisis situations
- Experience in the acute inpatient setting and in the work is an advantage
- Team-oriented, resilient and reflective personality
- High degree of independence and flexibility
What you can expect
- Much personal responsibility for physiotherapeutic treatment
- Opportunity to increase your workload through cover in day clinics
- A competent and motivated team in an interdisciplinary and collegial environment
- You can benefit from a broad professional knowledge of psychiatric disorders and actively participate in interprofessional and profession-specific supervisions
- Needs-based further education and training
- Own daycare centre, a staff restaurant and remuneration according to cantonal guidelines
Start date
From 1 January 2027 or by arrangement
Your contact
Beatrice Meyer, Head of Movement/Art and Physiotherapy
T +41 52 264 35 75
Application
We only consider complete application documents. The documents listed under the chapter "What we expect for the application dossier" are decisive. The ipw does not require a letter of motivation. We do not consider dossiers from personnel recruiters.
The ipw treats people with all psychiatric disorders from childhood to old age. Around 1000 employees work in the outpatient, day clinic, inpatient and outreach services of the ipw in Winterthur, Bülach, Dielsdorf and Glattbrugg. Because it takes all of us.
