Certified Specialist in Operating Technology 80 -100%

Welcome to Uster Hospital, where modern medicine and a family-like atmosphere perfectly complement each other. As a central pillar of healthcare in the Zurich Oberland and the largest employer in the city of Uster, we offer a working environment characterised by helpfulness, honesty, and appreciation. Here you will experience the highest level of professional expertise daily in an environment where you are valued as a person and supported in your professional development. Uster Hospital is a teaching hospital of the Faculty of Medicine at the University of Zurich. Become part of our dedicated community and pursue with us the vision of a "regional and digital health hub in Zurich East"!

To complement our great operating theatre team, we are looking for a

Certified Specialist in Operating Technology 80 -100%

Exciting challenges await you

• Instrumenting and assisting during procedures in the specialties of visceral and general surgery, urology, hand surgery, gynaecology, Da Vinci, ENT, trauma, and orthopaedics
• working with the most modern surgical techniques and equipment

What distinguishes you for the job

• completed training as a certified nurse specialising in operating theatre care / certified specialist in operating technology
• preferably several years of professional experience
• willingness to work in shifts
• high professional, technical, and social competence
• committed, responsible, and team-oriented working style

6 reasons to work with us

• varied workplace and an exciting role in a motivated, dynamic team
• excellent staff restaurant
• at least 5 weeks’ holiday plus changing days
• various employee discounts
• central location near Uster train station and motorway access
• ZVV BonusPass or affordable parking options, max. CHF 4.50 per day

Your workplace

Uster

Your contact person

Beatrice Chartier, Head of Operating Theatre Department, Tel. 044 911 15 04

We look forward to your application.

You or you? For us, the matter is clear. Whether you are learning, working in nursing, as a doctor, or CEO, we all use the informal "you". This form signals our family atmosphere at the hospital. We want you to experience this culture even before your first day at work. Therefore, we communicate in this way during the application process and interviews. If this sounds appealing to you, we look forward to receiving your application.