Orthopedic in Zürich — 20 open positions
- Fellow orthopedics and traumatology (m/f) 80-100% - Temporary for 1 year; Paediatric and neuroorthopaedics and childhood and adolescent traumatology — Universitäts-Kinderspital Zürich · Zürich
- Fellow orthopedics and traumatology (m/f) 80-100 % — Universitäts-Kinderspital Zürich (Kispi) · Zürich
- Clinical Expert for our Orthopedic Department 80 - 100 % — SRO AG (Spital Region Oberaargau) · Langenthal
- Registered Nurse HF/FH in Flexi-Team for Surgery / Orthopedics — Spital Thurgau (STGAG) · Münsterlingen
- Operating Room Nurse - Surgical/Orthopedic Ward, Specialization (Male/Female) — Solothurner Spitäler AG (soH) · Olten
- Diploma in Nursing - Operative Medicine Specialty in Surgery/Orthopedics (Male/Female) — Solothurner Spitäler AG (soH) · Olten
- Dipl. Nursing professional / Dipl. Nursing professional HF/FH (orthopedics/traumatology) — Universitätsspital Basel · Basel
- Diploma-qualified Registered Nurse 100% Orthopedics, Traumatology and Spinal Surgery — Spitalzentrum Biel / Centre hospitalier Bienne · Biel/Bienne
- Medical orthopedic surgery — EOC – Ente Ospedaliero Cantonale · Lugano
- Medical assistant orthopedic surgery — EOC – Ente Ospedaliero Cantonale · Lugano
- Consultant Physicians: Gynecology, Urology, ENT, Orthopedics, Visceral Surgery, Hand Surgery, Anesthesia, and Pain Management — Thurklinik · Niederuzwil
More about this search for cross-border applicants
Orthopedic professionals seeking stable careers in Switzerland’s dynamic healthcare sector can find opportunities in Zürich, particularly for those who commute from northern Italy as cross-border workers. With nine current listings, the region offers specialized roles in trauma, sports medicine, and joint replacements, supported by a robust demand for skilled practitioners. Local hospitals, private clinics, and rehabilitation centers require expertise in advanced procedures, while the city’s proximity to Italian-speaking cantons like Ticino and Graubünden makes commuting feasible. Salary expectations typically reflect Switzerland’s high standards, and permits for frontaliere workers are streamlined for those with valid Italian residency and professional qualifications. The labor market remains strong, with a focus on innovation and patient care excellence.