General Practitioner for Eastern European Patient Base

Use your language skills where they really make a difference: In this general practice, you care for many patients from the Balkan states and Hungary. For them, it is especially valuable to discuss health concerns in their mother tongue. This builds trust, avoids misunderstandings, and contributes to personal, comprehensible, and patient-centred medical care.

This general practice was taken over at the beginning of 2026 by a dedicated young team and has an established, large patient base. The modern and spacious practice premises are located in an easily accessible village in the canton of Solothurn - right next to the train station.

Due to the current practice opening hours, a workload of up to 80% is possible. The practice is closed on Thursdays.

I would be happy to tell you more about this exciting position in a personal conversation. I look forward to your contact at +41 31 310 98 79

Your tasks:

• Independent general medical care of an established patient base
• Conducting preventive examinations as well as diagnostics and treatment of acute and chronic illnesses
• Advising and supporting patients on all health-related issues
• Close collaboration with the practice team and, if necessary, with specialists and other healthcare providers

Your skills:

• Specialist title in General Internal Medicine or title as Practical Doctor (or an equivalent qualification recognised in Switzerland)
• Enjoyment of empathetic and patient-oriented care
• Language skills in an Eastern European language or Hungarian are an advantage
• Independent, responsible, and team-oriented working style

Your benefits:

• 43-hour week with regulated working hours and a workload between 60-80%
• Attractive remuneration package with fixed salary and additional revenue share
• 5 weeks’ holiday for a balanced work-life balance
• Takeover of a large, established patient base with many multilingual patients
• Modern, spacious practice premises right next to the train station and thus easily accessible
• Young, dedicated team with short decision-making paths and appreciative collaboration