More Responsibility, More Scope for Creativity: Senior Physician Obstetrics and Prenatal Care

Do you want to take on more responsibility in obstetrics and prenatal diagnostics and take the next step in your career? In a modern women’s clinic in the German-speaking part of Switzerland, you can expect plenty of scope for creativity, a stable team, and the opportunity to actively shape women’s healthcare.

You will be joining an established women’s clinic in a modern specialised hospital with around 1,000 births annually and a broad medical service spectrum. The clinic is particularly distinguished by its personnel continuity: turnover is low and the long-standing collaboration is characterised by mutual trust.

In this position, you will assume professional and organisational co-responsibility for prenatal diagnostics, obstetrics, and the postpartum period. You will further develop existing structures, contribute your expertise, and work closely with paediatrics, neonatology, and other specialist departments.

Your responsibilities:

• Professional and organisational leadership as well as further development of prenatal diagnostics, obstetrics, and the postpartum ward
• Independent conduct of general and specialised clinics for prenatal diagnostics and high-risk pregnancies
• Care of complex obstetric cases and taking on the on-call duties of the women’s clinic
• Supervision and professional support of senior and junior doctors
• Leadership and development of the junior doctor team including recruitment and training
• Close interdisciplinary collaboration with neonatology, paediatrics, and the emergency team

Your skills:

• Specialist qualification in gynaecology and obstetrics with solid experience in obstetrics, prenatal diagnostics, and perinatal medicine
• Specialist title and/or DEGUM II desired
• Enjoyment in caring for high-risk pregnancies and in demanding prenatal diagnostics
• Leadership experience or motivation to take on additional leadership responsibilities
• Strong team spirit, sense of responsibility, and enjoyment of interdisciplinary collaboration

Your benefits:

• Professional scope for creativity: Take responsibility and actively develop prenatal diagnostics and obstetrics
• Attractive clinic size: Around 1,000 births annually offer a diverse obstetric spectrum
• Challenging medicine: Specialised prenatal diagnostics and care of high-risk pregnancies in a modern hospital environment
• Interdisciplinary exchange: Close collaboration with neonatology, paediatrics, and other specialist departments
• Leadership and talent development: Shape medical training and the development of your team