Spital Bülach AG
Bülach
Last quarter
Student Specialist in Surgical Technology HF 100%
- 23 January 2026
- 100%
- Bülach
Job summary
Das Spital Bülach, with 170 beds, is a healthcare leader in Zürich. Join a team that values collaboration and patient care.
Tasks
- Prepare and conduct surgeries in close collaboration with various disciplines.
- Ensure proper handling of sterile supplies and technical equipment.
- Plan and organize workflows in the operating room efficiently.
Skills
- Secondary school diploma (Eidg. Fähigkeitszeugnis, Matura, FMS) required.
- Strong team and communication skills essential for this role.
- Ability to work calmly under stress while ensuring patient safety.
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About the job
The Bülach Hospital is growing - grow with it.
Contribute
- Preparation and execution of operations in close collaboration with various specialist disciplines
- Proper handling of sterile goods as well as the operation of technical apparatus, devices, and equipment
- Planning and organization of workflows in the operating room
- Responsibility for the physical and psychological well-being as well as the safety of patients
- Correct work under hygienic, aseptic, and antiseptic guidelines
- Calm and focused work even in stressful situations
Bring
- Secondary level II diploma (Federal VET diploma, Matura, FMS)
- Good knowledge of German
- Passed Multicheck competence analysis Health HF and successfully completed admission procedure at the Careum Education Center
- Team and communication skills
- Resilience and concentration ability
- Independence, reliability, and flexibility
- Technical understanding and manual dexterity
Advantages
Hadiga Osmaeva
Certified Specialist in Surgical Technology
The Bülach Hospital, with its 170 beds and around 1,200 employees, ensures medical care for 180,000 people in the Zurich lowlands and the surrounding regions. Annually, we treat and care for around 10,000 inpatient and over 78,000 outpatient patients. In total, around 1,400 babies are born each year at Bülach Hospital.
