Ambulancière ou Ambulancier chef des Secours - 20% — HUG
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Company description
With more than 13,000 employees representing 160 professions, the University Hospitals in Geneva are a reference institution at the national and international level. To learn more about our institution, take a few minutes to view our 2025 retrospective by clicking here . With nearly 1'200 collaborators, the Department of Acute Medicine (DMA) includes anaesthesiology, clinical pharmacology and toxicology, intensive care and emergency services. It responds to a quadruple mission through its services that bring their expertise in frequent interaction with all the University Hospitals of Geneva, thanks to a transversal plateau, with the aim of ensuring the best possible care of the patient. The Emergency Service is a cross-sectional service whose mission is to accommodate patients 24 hours a day regardless of the nature of their health problem, to ensure prompt and effective care in order to direct them to the most appropriate structure. The Emergency Service also provides urgent medical assistance at cantonal level, coordinated and managing major events, while being a reference service for cantonal structures. In order to ensure the response in the event of a major event or exceptional situation, the Pre-Hospital and Resuscitation Emergency Unit (UPHR) recruits paramedics and paramedics chief of rescue (ACS) to ensure the presence of a driving binome with the Medical Chief of Rescue (MCS) in the event of a particular event.
Description of post
You join the ORCA division of the UPHR and actively collaborate with doctors and ambulance staff working in this centre to ensure the cantonal response in case of a major event or exceptional situation. You participate in the initial and continuing training of health workers in the event of a major event and contribute to the development of these trainings. You provide continuous picket service. Your schedules are flexible and you can be brought to work on weekends, nights, or public holidays, on the ground in an unexpected manner as well as in command posts on a scheduled basis. You contribute to the use of exceptional means and actively contribute to their availability and functionality.
Qualifications
You are in possession of a federal ES diploma in ambulance or ambulance or a recognized equivalent. A minimum experience of 5 years post-ES diploma of ambulance care in the equivalent full-time field in Switzerland is required. A current outpatient activity in the canton of Geneva of at least 50% is required. You have a federal diploma in chief ambulance or ambulance chief relief officer (CSA) who is up to date or in the process of being obtained within one year of the appointment. A MIMMS (Major Incident Medical Management and Support) certificate is an asset.
Further information
- Entry into office : 01.01.2027
- Number of posts: 2
- Activity rate : 20%
- Function class: 15
- Contract: CDI
- Deadline for application: 13.10.2026
- Enquiries: Dr. M. Chan, Assistant Physician, Michè[email protected]
- or Mr. E. Golay, Head of Sector, [email protected]
Your application must include a letter showing your motivation, curriculum vitae, copies of the diplomas and certificates required for the position and the last 2 work certificates. This announcement is addressed to women and men alike. Wishing to engage in the fight against unemployment, the HUGs encourage applications from the cantonal employment office. Only applications submitted via the recruitment platform are taken into account. Paper and e-mail applications will not be processed.
Job details
- Company: HUG
- Position: Ambulancière ou Ambulancier chef des Secours - 20%
- Location: Genève, Geneva
- Salary: CHF 17'300 - 24'100 (source unverified)
- Sector: Sanità
- Posted on: 2026-10-01
- Expired on: 2026-10-15
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