Specialist Gynaecologist & Obstetrician (40-80%) - Outpatient Women's Medicine in the Heart of B

Would you like to take the step from hospital to practice and accompany patients in the long term? Are you looking for a role where you can independently apply your gynaecological experience – with predictable working hours, high personal responsibility, and no on-call duties?

In this established women's practice in the heart of the federal city, personal and continuous care of patients is the focus. Several specialist gynaecologists and obstetricians support women in different phases of life – from preventive care through pregnancy to issues surrounding the menopause.

Thanks to modern infrastructure, efficient practice organisation, and qualified support from the practice team, the doctors can concentrate on their medical work. The central location directly at Bern station as well as the collegial cooperation within a well-coordinated team create attractive conditions for doctors who see their future long-term in outpatient women's medicine.

Your responsibilities:

• Independent management of a gynaecological consultation
• Outpatient care of patients in different phases of life
• Conducting gynaecological preventive examinations and assessments
• Pregnancy care in an outpatient setting
• Long-term support and counselling of patients
• Optional: operative work in hospital on a self-employed fee basis

Your qualifications:

• Specialist title in Gynaecology and Obstetrics (FMH or equivalently recognised)
• At least three years of clinical experience at a recognised training centre in Switzerland
• Enjoyment of outpatient women's medicine and long-term patient care
• Independent and responsible working style
• High social competence and strong patient orientation
• Interest in a long-term role in a practice environment

Your benefits:

• Flexible workload between 40 and 80%
• Predictable working hours without night, weekend, or emergency duties
• Very low administrative effort thanks to professional practice organisation
• Collegial team with several specialist doctors
• Possibility of additional operative work
• Central workplace directly at Bern station
• Long-term perspective in an established and modern women's practice