Paramedic
Groupement Hospitalier de l'Ouest Lémanique S.A. (GHOL)
Nyon
Key information
- Publication date:08 October 2025
- Workload:100%
- Contract type:Permanent position
- Place of work:Nyon
Job summary
Join GHOL as an Ambulancier. Make a difference in patient care!
Tasks
- Lead pre-hospital interventions in emergency situations.
- Apply rescue techniques and protocols autonomously.
- Maintain vehicles, equipment, and provide administrative support.
Skills
- Ambulancier ES diploma and C1 driving license required.
- Knowledge of medical-legal aspects in ambulance services.
- Strong interest in teamwork and interdisciplinary collaboration.
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Paramedic
Entry date: 01.02.2026
The GHOL is the reference hospital for the Western Lake Geneva region with its facilities in Nyon and Rolle. Joining us means seizing the opportunity to work daily to ensure the health and well-being of patients and their families.
Service description:
The Nyon Rescue and Emergency Center (CSU Nyon) is the emergency ambulance service of the Western Lake Geneva Hospital Group (GHOL). It provides 24/7 prehospital interventions in the Nyon region, the Côte, and the Western Lake Geneva area. CSU Nyon is part of the cantonal prehospital emergency system.
Job description:
Your new tasks include:
- Carrying out prehospital interventions as a leader or team member
- Acting autonomously in the appropriate application of rescue techniques and current protocols
- Handling administrative tasks related to the position
- Ensuring the maintenance and upkeep of vehicles, equipment, and premises
- Training paramedic students and keeping knowledge up to date
- Contributing to the promotion and maintenance of the CSU quality approach, recognized IAS and ISO 9001:2015
Required profile:
Your success is guaranteed thanks to your:
- C1 driving license
- Good knowledge of the medico-legal basics of cantonal and inter-cantonal ambulance activity
- Interest in knowledge transfer
- Ability to work interdisciplinarily (SMUR, emergency, police, firefighters, etc.)
Education level:
Required paramedic diploma ES (Swiss diploma essential)
Benefits:
The CSU has 27 employees who carry out 3400 diverse interventions in a wide intervention area (mountain, lake, urban, extra-urban). The recent attachment of the CSU to the GHOL has brought a new living base, structural and operational synergies, attractive social benefits, and the attachment of its staff to the collective labor agreement of the Vaud parapublic health sector (CCT-SAN).
