Spital Limmattal
Schlieren
Senior Physician Prenatal Diagnostics, Perinatology, Obstetrics and Postnatal Care 80 – 100 %
- 22 October 2026
- 80 – 100%
- Permanent position
- Schlieren
Job summary
The Spital Limmattal is a major hospital providing extensive medical care. Join a dynamic team dedicated to quality healthcare and professional development.
Tasks
- Lead and develop prenatal diagnostics and obstetrics services.
- Manage a specialized clinic for prenatal diagnostics and high-risk pregnancies.
- Oversee the assistant doctor team and interdepartmental collaboration.
Skills
- Board certification in Gynecology and Obstetrics with relevant experience required.
- Strong leadership and teamwork skills are essential.
- Passion for clinical process development and interdisciplinary cooperation.
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About the job
from 01.04.2027
As a major specialised hospital with a comprehensive training mandate, Limmattal Hospital provides extended basic medical care to over 96,000 patients annually. It also offers top medical care and in-depth expert knowledge in numerous surgical and medical specialties. The hospital has 188 acute care beds, 126 long-term care beds, eight operating theatres and eight intensive care beds. More than 1,577 employees from 57 nations provide high-quality and diverse services daily.
For our Women’s Clinic, we are seeking a committed and strong leadership personality for the independent professional and organisational management of prenatal diagnostics, perinatology, obstetrics and postnatal care.
Direct applications are preferred; external recruitment agencies will not be given priority.
Your responsibilities
- in cooperative leadership and development of prenatal diagnostics, obstetrics, postnatal care
- in managing your own general and specialist outpatient clinic in the field of prenatal diagnostics / high-risk pregnancy
- in care and teaching in connection with senior and attending physician prenatal diagnostics outpatient clinics
- as head of the assistant physician team (recruitment, training, qualification etc.)
- in the on-call service of the Women’s Clinic
- in interface responsibility: interdisciplinary emergency, paediatrician, neonatology
You
- hold a specialist title in gynaecology and obstetrics, SGUM qualification certificate
- have solid experience in obstetrics, perinatology and prenatal diagnostics
- hold a subspecialty title and/or DEGUM II (desired)
- possess leadership skills, a sense of responsibility and enjoy interdisciplinary and interprofessional collaboration as well as the further development of clinical processes
Your new workplace
Our prime location (Limmattalbahn, 4 S-Bahn lines, 1 bus line in the immediate vicinity) is complemented by the LIMMI mobility concept:
- discounted staff parking spaces
- motorcycle parking, lockable bicycle parking
- We offer an attractive public transport subscription for employees with the ZVV Bonus Pass / Z-Bonus Pass
s'LIMMI: Your partner for life
As a major health partner with a comprehensive training mandate, the Limmattal Hospital Association provides extended basic medical care to over 100,000 patients annually, in all phases of life. LIMMI is broadly specialised and offers high-quality medical care as well as in-depth expert knowledge in numerous surgical, medical and nursing specialties and subspecialties. The hospital association has 188 acute care beds, 126 long-term care beds, a hospital-affiliated emergency service, nine operating theatres and eight intensive care beds. More than 1,700 employees from 58 nations provide excellent and diverse services daily.
As a major health partner with a comprehensive training mandate, the Limmattal Hospital Association provides extended basic medical care to over 100,000 patients annually, in all phases of life. LIMMI is broadly specialised and offers high-quality medical care as well as in-depth expert knowledge in numerous surgical, medical and nursing specialties and subspecialties. The hospital association has 188 acute care beds, 126 long-term care beds, a hospital-affiliated emergency service, nine operating theatres and eight intensive care beds. More than 1,700 employees from 58 nations provide excellent and diverse services daily.
