Vacancy

(Sports) Physiotherapist wanted (60–100%) – Zurich Region

Function description

We want you! For a modern practice in the Zurich region, we are looking for a motivated (sports) physiotherapist to join the team with a workload of 60–100%.

Your tasks

• Treating patients in sports, orthopaedics, and trauma rehabilitation
• Independently carrying out and documenting treatments
• Contributing actively to a diverse therapy offering

What you can expect

• Modern and bright practice rooms with the latest equipment (incl. MTT)
• Flat hierarchies and a collegial working atmosphere
• A varied field of work with a high degree of responsibility
• Flexible working hours with clear structures
• 5 weeks of holiday plus 1 week of training leave
• Close cooperation with doctors, dentists, hospitals, and fitness centres
• Central location with excellent public transport connections and parking available

Your profile

• Completed degree (B. Sc. or M. Sc.) in Physiotherapy
• SRK Pre-Check or SRK recognition obtained or in process
• Interest in sports physiotherapy and patient care
• Empathetic, communicative, and dedicated personality
• Independent, reliable, and flexible working style
• Motivated to keep learning and willing to specialise further
• Comfortable with digital processes

Specialisations in the practice:

• Medical training therapy (MTT)
• Dry Needling
• Manual therapy
• Vestibular therapy (dizziness/balance)
• Jaw therapy (CMD)
• Trigger point therapy
• Chronic pain therapy
• Respiratory and cardiovascular physiotherapy
• Home treatments

PhysioMatch offers:

• Full support throughout the entire application process
• Assistance with organising work and residence permits, as well as housing
• A free trial day in Switzerland (we cover travel costs up to €300)
• Opportunity to take a German language course
• Support from physiotherapists in our team who already made the move to Switzerland
• Personal guidance in German, French, Polish, Dutch or English
• Our service is completely free of charge and without obligation.