Frequently Asked Questions

In both the German and French speaking areas.

Your net salary is about two to three times higher than in other western countries but life is only about 1.5 times as expensive. We often hear from therapists that they can save about 2000 euros per month. We can also give you tips on how to save as much as possible while living in Switzerland.

Of course it is. If he or she is also a healthcare professional, we can find jobs for both of you. Sometimes even in the same organisation. There is often a shortage of personnel in other professions in Switzerland as well, so there is plenty of work. Your partner or friend does not necessarily have to work as well. Please contact us for more information.

Swiss German is a dialect and is also different in every region. All Swiss people also speak normal German.

In Switzerland there are more homes than people, so there is plenty of accommodation available. It is not difficult to find accommodation by yourself. We can give you additional tips and help you with this. It is also possible that the organisation you will be working for in Switzerland has a property for you or will help you find one.

We sometimes have vacancies where you can start with a basic level of German. However, it is advisable to follow a B2 course. For the recognition of your diploma you will need a B2 certificate for a Swiss language (German, French, Italian).

Public transport in Switzerland is well organised. Many villages have a train station and can be reached easily by public transport. A sporty alternative is an electric (mountain) bike. Some practices have a practice car. Buying or leasing a car is also possible in Switzerland.

Yes, we are always looking for experienced therapists. We also have positions as practice managers, department managers or the possibility of taking over a private practice after a few years.