Trainer in Surgical Technology with Desired Workload 80 - 100%

About the job

As a successful Basel clinic with a private character, Bethesda Hospital combines top-class medicine with first-class service and a unique feel-good atmosphere. With the five focus areas of women's medicine, pregnancy & childbirth, musculoskeletal system and rehabilitation, as well as palliative care, our 6000 inpatients annually benefit from state-of-the-art treatment centres under one roof – right in one of the most beautiful hospital parks in north-west Switzerland.

For our OR centre, we are looking immediately or by arrangement for a trainer in surgical technology with a desired workload of 80 - 100%.
Are you looking for a challenging role where you can pass on your expertise in surgical technology?

Your tasks

• Support, promotion and assessment of students in training to become a surgical technology specialist HF
• Ensuring a structured and high-quality practical training according to the curriculum
• Collaboration with the internal nursing education team, the higher technical school and the practice cooperation group
• Participation in the further development of the training concept within the organisation

You bring with you

• Completed training as a certified surgical technology specialist HF (TOA/OTA)
• Completed further training as a trainer or willingness to complete it
• Independent and responsible working style
• Committed and motivated personality who values good teamwork and enjoys their work
• Willingness to regularly work night and weekend shifts as well as public holidays
• Pedagogical skills, enjoyment in working with trainees, and high social and communication competence

We offer
Here you can find the employment conditions at Bethesda
Are you a team player and interested in this exciting challenge?

We look forward to receiving your online application. Our recruitment process has been defined according to ecological and economic aspects and does not accept applications by post or email. Postal and email applications will not be considered.

For questions and more information, please contact Ms Miroslava Popov, Head of OR Nursing, at +41 61 315 22 24.