Specialist Gynaecologist and Obstetrician 60-80% - Part-time Start in a Modern Practice

Would you like to return to work after a family phase or exchange hospital routine for a predictable outpatient activity?

You will take over an already well-utilised consultation and can start with a workload from 60%.

The practice, opened last year, is located in the attractive Lake Zurich region and offers patients comprehensive outpatient care in the fields of gynaecology and obstetrics. The gynaecological consultation is already fully booked and has a waiting list. Thus, there is reliable demand from the outset for the new post holder.

The interdisciplinary medical team works in modern practice premises and values personalised medicine, short decision-making paths, and collegial collaboration.

Your tasks:

• You independently care for your patients across the entire spectrum of outpatient gynaecology and obstetrics
• You conduct gynaecological preventive examinations, assessments, and consultations
• You accompany patients from the region long-term and build personal treatment relationships
• You collaborate with other medical specialties within the practice as needed
• You contribute your ideas to the further development of the still young practice structures

Your competencies:

• Specialist title in gynaecology and obstetrics or recognised equivalent qualification
• Three years of professional experience in a recognised training centre in Switzerland
• Independent, empathetic, and patient-oriented working style
• Very good German skills and confident IT application
• Further training in senology or genetic counselling is an advantage
• Certificate for pregnancy ultrasound not required

Your benefits:

• Already well-utilised consultation with existing waiting list
• Start from 60% with flexible working hours and holiday planning
• 40% revenue share of personally generated turnover
• Suitable for re-entry or change from hospital
• Modern infrastructure and short decision-making paths
• Opportunity to shape a young, growing practice