Spitäler fmi AG
Unterseen
Postgraduate Study in Intensive Care Nursing HF 80-100%
- 10 September 2026
- 90 – 100%
- Temporary
- German (Fluent)
About the job
The Spitäler fmi AG, with over 1,600 employees, includes the two acute hospitals Interlaken and Frutigen, the psychiatry department of Spitäler fmi AG, the health centre in Meiringen, the senior centres in Frutigen and Interlaken, the emergency service with 5 locations, the walk-in clinic in Interlaken, as well as various practices. As a modern hospital group, we ensure outpatient and inpatient, multidisciplinary medical and psychiatric care in the eastern and central Bernese Oberland.Postgraduate Study in Intensive Care Nursing HF 80-100%
by arrangement
Your area of responsibility
- Two-year practice-oriented further education to become a certified expert in intensive care nursing NDS HF with
a close theory-practice connection. - Acquisition and deepening of specialised skills in the care, support and monitoring of patients requiring intensive care.
- Co-responsibility for professional action in
acute, complex and rapidly changing situations. - Continuous competence development through alternating theoretical lessons at the Bern Nursing Education Centre and practical work at Interlaken Hospital.
- Deepening of intensive care nursing skills during one semester in the intensive care unit of the Hirslanden Clinic Beau Site with a focus on
surgical specialties, especially cardiac surgery. - Interdisciplinary collaboration and linking nursing expertise with medical therapy concepts.
- Active participation in clinical decision-making processes and patient-centred care.
- Holistic care of even critically ill patients, taking into account
their individual needs and quality of life. - Accompanying, advising and supporting relatives in demanding treatment situations.
Your competencies
- Completed training as a certified nursing professional HF or Bachelor of Science in Nursing FH.
- At least 6 months of professional experience after completing diploma training in an acute care ward.
- Strong ability for interprofessional and multiprofessional collaboration.
- High sense of responsibility as well as pronounced observation and decision-making skills.
- Calm, prudent and solution-oriented action.
- High resilience, flexibility and organisational skills.
- Empathetic and patient-centred care of patients and relatives.
Your benefits
- Great collaboration of all professional groups: Everyone talks about interdisciplinary and cross-professional collaboration - we do it too! Projects and working groups are deliberately composed interdisciplinarily and cross-professionally. We also consciously promote informal exchange between professional groups through various activities.
- Family, leisure and work (You): We offer you attractive working (time) models, the option of unpaid leave or the possibility of part-time work in all areas, including management. We are happy to accommodate individual needs.
- Working with quality of life (You): Working with a view of a unique mountain world? A swim in the lake after work? Unlimited outdoor activities on days off? Is it your wish to live and work in a great tourism and recreation region? We will fulfil it for you!
- Friendly working atmosphere (You): New employees feel it from the first day of work: You are welcomed and supported here. In everyday life, people openly approach each other, greet one another and are happy to help. We are proud of this interaction among employees and take care to maintain it.
We offer:
- Careful introduction and structured support throughout the entire further education.
- Responsible and varied activity in an interprofessional and interdisciplinary environment.
- Collaboration in a committed, dynamic and collegial team.
- Modern working environment with advanced infrastructure.
- Individual promotion and support by trainers.
- Extensive and practice-oriented training with diverse learning opportunities.
- Attractive workplace in a nature-close mountain region.
We look forward to hearing from you!
For questions about the position, please contact Michael Heyn, Head of Intensive Care Nursing.
+41 33 826 27 19
michael.heyn@spitalfmi.ch