Médecin adjoint/e en anesthésie — Hôpital de Moutier

Full description

• Strengthening anaesthesia activity and managing pre-anesthetic consultations are an integral part of your responsibilities.
• You participate in the tournues de garde des médecins cadres, contributing to the continuity of care.
• Continuing training of medical assistants, especially through dedicated courses, is an important part of your role.
• You ensure the coordination of the activity in the operating room and the management of post-operative analgia.
• You are actively involved in the development projects of the service anesthesia to improve practices and performance.
• You have an FMH (or equivalent) degree in anesthesia, demonstrating your recognized skills and qualifications in this field.
• Your course includes a clinical university experience, guaranteeing a thorough and diversified expertise in anesthesia.
• You demonstrate an excellent ability to collaborate within a multidisciplinary team, highlighting relational qualities and a collegial approach.

We offer

• A stimulating and collaborative working environment
• Professional development opportunities
• 150 per cent are to be allocated to two posts. Specific percentages of activity will be defined based on the profiles of candidates and the needs of the service
• Multisites Moutier - St-Imier

Our positions are open to both women and men. Information can be obtained from Dr Ali Sarraj, Head of the Anesthesia Department, +41 76 561 08 01 or [email protected]

With nearly 1,200 employees, the hospitals and Medicents of the Arc Network cover the medical needs of a population of more than 50,000 inhabitants and are characterised by their dynamism, excellent infrastructure and constant concern to develop services of proximity and quality. Community-based institutions and based on multidisciplinary skills serving patients, Moutier Hospital offers high-value-added activities in somatic fields. We are recognized as a B2 category with the ISFM. The anesthesia department offers you your future professional challenge as an assistant doctor.