General Practitioner 40-100% - Mountain and Lake Region in a Tax-Friendly Area

Do you want more freedom in your daily practice as a general practitioner and genuine teamwork?

In a family-run practice in the canton of Schwyz, you can shape your work according to your ideas. Flexible conditions, short decision-making paths, and a practice owner who values your work give you space to contribute both professionally and personally.

The established general practice in Brunnen is run by three doctors and a well-coordinated MPA team. Because the patient base is steadily growing, the team is looking for reinforcement. Part-time or full-time, both are possible. The start date also depends on you. The practice is ready as soon as you are.

I would be happy to tell you more personally: by phone or WhatsApp at +41 31 310 98 79

Your tasks:

• You independently conduct the general medical consultation and care for a steadily growing patient base
• You actively participate in regular team meetings and contribute together with your colleagues to the continuous development of practice procedures
• You accompany your patients holistically and long-term, creating a pleasant treatment atmosphere through personal, trusting care
• You have very good German skills at least at C1 level

Your competencies:

• You are a practical doctor, specialist in general internal medicine, or general practitioner with a recognised EU qualification
• You enjoy providing medical care to patients of all ages – from young to old
• You work reliably, responsibly, and consistently place the needs of your patients at the centre of treatment
• You are a true team player and appreciate collegial exchange as well as respectful cooperation with the entire practice team

Your benefits:

• Work where others go on holiday: in a beautiful location between the mountains and directly on Lake Lucerne
• Look forward to a family practice with a likeable and appreciative practice manager
• Arrange your workload flexibly between 40 and 100% – suited to your personal life situation
• There is also the possibility to take unpaid leave for additional time off