Vocational Training Function Acute and Transitional Care 80-100% (Certified Health Care Assistant or Registered Nurse HF/FH)

About the job

In acute and transitional care, we support our residents with the aim of promoting their independence and enabling their return home. With your professional expertise and enthusiasm for vocational training, you accompany our apprentices and students on their educational journey while making an important contribution to high-quality care. A thorough introduction, professional coaching, and modern work tools support you in your daily work.

• Person-centred care and support of our residents
• Supervision and training of apprentices and students within the framework of the vocational training function
• First point of contact for questions and concerns of trainees
• Co-responsibility for the smooth running of daily operations
• Participation in KZU project and specialist groups
• Recognising complex and rapidly changing situations and initiating appropriate measures
• Close interprofessional collaboration with therapies, medical service, and other specialist areas

• Completed training as a Certified Health Care Assistant EFZ or registered nurse HF/FH or an equivalent foreign diploma recognised by the SRK
• Successfully completed vocational trainer course or willingness to complete it
• Service-oriented and appreciative working style with a focus on the needs of our residents
• Knowledge of Kinaesthetics, Integrative Validation, and Basal Stimulation is an advantage
• Openness to new things and enjoyment in helping to shape a progressive understanding of care
• Resilient, team-oriented, and flexible personality

Ms Sabrina Jung
Recruitment Officer
Phone +41 43 266 51 35

The KZU Competence Centre for Care and Health is firmly rooted in the Zurich lowlands – with four locations in Embrach, Bassersdorf, Nürensdorf, and Winkel, nearly 700 employees, and 86 apprentices and students in 18 different professions. With us, you will find a wide range of fields of activity and services under one roof: long-term as well as acute and transitional care, home care, day centre, occupational and physiotherapy, catering, in-house day nurseries, and many more.

What unites us? The person at the centre – whether as residents, customers, employees, or relatives. Tangibly evident in everyday collaboration across professional and location boundaries, in genuine mutual respect, and in an environment that thinks innovatively yet remains down-to-earth.

For you, this means targeted further training that advances your career. Attractive Reka money that provides more freedom in your leisure time, generous holiday arrangements, and a variety of other benefits that allow space for what matters beyond work. And a team that welcomes you from your first day – regionally anchored, interprofessionally networked, meaningful in everything it does.