Registered Nurse HF / FH
- 09 November 2026
- 60%
- Permanent position
- German (Fluent)
About the job
We are looking for you for the triage centre at the Winterthur location
Registered Nurse HF / FH 60%
These are your tasks
- Receiving external referrals and coordinating an appropriate treatment place in the ipw
- Clinical assessment of triage cases using holistic nursing expertise
- Telephone advice to affected persons, relatives, referrers and institutions on psychiatric health issues
- Solution- and service-oriented approach in conflict situations as well as in internal/external interface clarifications
- Independent and responsible work in day shift service
What you bring with you
- At least 2 years of professional experience in acute psychiatry
- High professional, social and personal competence
- Independent working and willingness to take responsibility
- High networking competence
- Strong advisory skills and confidence in clinical assessment
- Very good German language skills, spoken and written
- Good IT application skills
What you can expect
- A very exciting and varied role in a developing triage centre
- Plenty of scope for initiative, responsibility and personal development
- Attractive employment conditions with remuneration according to salary class 15
- Flexibility in duty planning
- Wide range of training opportunities
- Central location and easily accessible by public transport
- Own daycare centre at the Schlosstal site
Start date
From February 2027 or by arrangement
Your contact
Ms Natalija Gavrilovic Haustein, Head of Services / Chief Physician,
T +41 52 264 35 15
Application
We only consider complete application documents. The decisive documents are listed here . The ipw does not require a cover letter. We do not consider dossiers from recruitment agencies.
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.