Kanton Graubünden
Chur
Laboratory Technician Veterinary Diagnostics
- 06 November 2026
- 100%
- Permanent position
- Chur
About the job
The only trilingual canton in Switzerland is economically, culturally and politically diverse. Graubünden, with 7106 km², is the largest canton in Switzerland and offers a high quality of life with 150 valleys, 615 lakes, 140 holiday resorts and countless days of sunshine per year. The cantonal administration of Graubünden is as versatile as our landscape.
Bring your unique skills and help shape the future of the cantonal administration of Graubünden together with us.
Laboratory Technician Veterinary Diagnostics
Veterinary and Food Office | DVS | 80-100 % | Chur
From PCR to the dissection table – no day is the same with us!
In our laboratory for veterinary diagnostics, we make an important contribution to animal health and animal disease monitoring in the cantons of Graubünden and Glarus and beyond.
ELISA, molecular biology, microbiology, parasitology and pathology – with us you don’t always do the same thing, but are involved everywhere. In our small, well-coordinated team, you can expect varied tasks, a lot of personal responsibility and a collegial working environment.
We are looking for a laboratory technician in veterinary diagnostics for the Veterinary and Food Office from 1 May 2027 or by arrangement.
- Performing and evaluating diagnostic tests in the fields of serology (ELISA), molecular biology (PCR), microbiology and parasitology
- Assisting with pathological-anatomical examinations and dissections
- Independent processing of samples – from sample receipt to result recording
- Assisting with quality assurance and further development of our quality management system
- Maintenance and servicing of laboratory equipment
- Contributing to the optimisation and further development of diagnostic methods and laboratory processes
- Variety instead of routine: With us, you are not limited to a single specialist area, but work across the entire spectrum of veterinary medical diagnostics.
- A small, well-coordinated team: We support each other, maintain an uncomplicated approach and appreciate short decision-making paths.
- Personal responsibility and co-creation: Your ideas are welcome and you can actively help shape our workflows.
- A meaningful task: With your work, you make a direct contribution to animal health and the control of animal diseases.
- Development opportunities: We support you in expanding your expertise and learning new methods.
- Attractive workplace: Your workplace is located in the Alpine city of Chur – with urban flair, the mountains on your doorstep and countless opportunities for sport and nature experiences all year round.
- Completed training as a biological laboratory technician EFZ, biomedical analyst HF, Bachelor in biomedical laboratory diagnostics or a comparable qualification
- Ideally experience in laboratory diagnostics – but you do not have to master all our methods yet
- An independent, careful and reliable way of working
- Enjoyment of varied tasks and interest in learning new things
- Team spirit, flexibility and willingness to occasionally go beyond your own specialist area
- Interest in veterinary medical issues
For professional questions, Dr. med. vet. Jon Paulin Zumthor and Dr. med. vet. Sophie Peterhans are happy to assist you at telephone numbers 081 257 26 74 and 081 257 24 13.
Application deadline: 6 December 2026
