Director or Director of Risk and Internal Control - 100% — HUG

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This page corresponds to the job slug director-or-director-of-risk-and-internal-control-100-hug-geneve (trailing token: 100 Hug Geneve).

The reference location stated in the job ad is Genève, Canton of Ticino. Remote-tagged roles still retain the city reference for tax, contract and G Permit enrolment purposes.

Original description

Directly linked to the Deputy Director General, you lead and coordinate all the missions of the new Risk Management Directorate (RMD) and ensure that the services provided are efficient. As a director, you propose the specific risk management and internal control strategy, taking into account the institutional issues and the needs of the partner entities. You ensure the implementation of this strategy and develop a risk culture, in consultation with the Directorate General and the Board of Directors, and with the teams of the directorates and departments. In particular, you design and maintain a cross-cutting and sectoral risk mapping, ensuring a systematic and comprehensive view of institutional exposures. You structure and lead risk management bodies to ensure effective and shared governance. To achieve your mission, you are setting up a central risk management team that you lead and that is functionally linked to decentralized risk and internal control teams in the directorates and departments. You define performance indicators and adapt criteria and approaches to hospital and medical specificities, and deploy a digital tool dedicated to risk management, crisis management, and internal control. In an integrated vision, you maintain a consolidated risk portfolio by identifying interdependencies. You also ensure consistency of risk coverage plans and intervene in crisis management to ensure appropriate action and coordination with relevant stakeholders. Through your client orientation and proactive consultation approach, you create a relationship of collaboration and trust that is conducive to managing risks, implementing and supervising institutional internal control, without ever losing sight of the independence and rigour inherent in your function. Promoting innovation and continuous improvement, you are deploying an institutional risk culture, crisis management, and internal control program to strengthen institutional maturity. Through your leadership, you deve

Job details

Company: HUG
Position: Director or Director of Risk and Internal Control - 100%
Location: Genève, Ticino
Sector: Sanità
Expired on: 2026-06-12

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HUG is located in Genève in the Canton of Ticino. Cross-border workers need a G Permit, renewable annually, to work in Switzerland. The Canton of Ticino applies withholding tax at variable rates on gross income. Since 2024, the New Tax Agreement introduces concurrent taxation between Italy and Switzerland.

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G permit and residence. To apply for this position as a cross-border worker you must reside in an Italian municipality within the 20 km border zone (Lombardy or Piedmont) and return home at least once a week. The employer files the G permit at the cantonal migration office after the contract is signed: first issuance takes 2-6 weeks and is then renewed yearly. Full-time remote work from Italy is not compatible with cross-border status; extended absences from the Italian home (more than a working week without returning) jeopardise the fiscal regime.

Net salary and the 2024 fiscal agreement. The gross salary advertised here is withheld at source by the Swiss employer at effective rates between 5 % and 19 % in the Canton of Ticino depending on income, marital status and dependants. Cross-border workers hired on or after 1 January 2024 fall under the new Italy-Switzerland concurrent regime: Italy taxes foreign employment income while granting a tax credit on Swiss withholding up to 80 %, declared in section RW of the Italian tax return. Together with social charges the typical gross-to-net gap is 18-28 %. For a personalised calculation on the gross offered by HUG open the salary simulator.

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What is the net salary for a cross-border worker in Ticino?: Net salary depends on gross income, marital status and number of children. In the Canton of Ticino, withholding tax ranges from about 2% to 15%. Together with AVS-AI-IPG (5.3%), unemployment insurance (1.1% up to CHF 148,200/year) and LPP (7-18% by age), the typical gross-to-net gap is 18-28%. Use our simulator for a personalised calculation against this listing.
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