Iaso Physio Sàrl
Renens
Physiotherapist (M/F) – Activity Rate 50% to 100%
- 10 November 2026
- 50 – 100%
- Permanent position
- CHF 5 800 - 7 800 /month
- French (Intermediate)
About the job
We are a small-scale organisation, benefiting from a varied and loyal patient base. To strengthen our team, we are looking for a motivated and committed physiotherapist, with an activity rate of 50% to 100%, according to your availability.
Your mission
As a salaried physiotherapist, you will be responsible for the care of patients presenting various pathologies, notably in orthopaedics, traumatology, and post-operative care.
Your activities
- Provide individual care for patients in general and specialised physiotherapy
- Propose treatments adapted to the needs of each patient, notably in manual therapy, lymphatic drainage, or other specialisations according to your knowledge
- Actively participate in the dynamic of a close-knit, caring, and multidisciplinary team
- Conduct consultations at the practice, with the possibility of home visits
Your profile
- Swiss physiotherapist diploma or equivalent qualification recognised by the Swiss Red Cross
- Excellent interpersonal skills, communication sense, and team spirit
- Proficiency in French, both spoken and written
- Autonomy, rigour, and sense of responsibility
- Driving licence preferred
- Preferably 1 year of professional experience, ideally in Switzerland
- Swiss Red Cross adaptation internship possible
- First job after graduating from a University of Applied Sciences welcome
We offer you
- A flexible activity rate, from 50% to 100%, according to your wishes
- Attractive salary conditions
- Coverage of external continuing education
- Modern, warm, and well-equipped premises, offering a pleasant working environment
- Real prospects for professional development
- A stable, friendly, and human working environment
- 5 weeks of annual holiday
Join a passionate team, in a stimulating working environment where the quality of care and the well-being of staff are at the heart of our priorities.