General Practitioner / Family Doctor — Swiss Medical Network
- Location
- Saint-Imier
- Contract
- other
- Posted
- —
Role overview
The VIVA project – an innovation in Switzerland As part of the VIVA project, the Arc Network is the first fully integrated health organization in Switzerland to propose its own plan for insurance and care.
VIVA is based on a modern vision of community medicine: coordinated, continuous and patient-centred care, fostering collaboration among all the actors in the health system.
accessible to the inhabitants of Jura and the Jura region, this model guarantees an optimal quality of care and a smooth and coherent health path.
You ensure comprehensive and personalized patient care, including:
- General medical consultations (diagnostic, treatment and follow-up)
- Comprehensive health assessments and clinical assessments
- Longitudinal follow-up of patients in a comprehensive and preventive approach
- Acute and chronic pathology management
- Rigorous maintenance and updating of medical records
- Implementation of prevention (sepeir, 1999, vaccination, health advice)
- Collaboration with other healthcare professionals of the VIVA network
- Coordination with specialists in the framework
- Participation in continuity and quality of care
- Continuing training to maintain a high level of medical expertise
- Diploma of general practitioner or family medicine recognized in Switzerland or in recognition (MEBE-KO)
- Experience in ambulatory medicine and first-recourse care
- Interest in community medicine and integrated care models
- Ability to work in teams and in interdisciplinary networks
- Excellent relational skills and sense of listening
- Mastery of the French essential: German or German Swiss is an asset We offer a varied and stimulating activity within a growing organisation, deeply rooted in its territory and its population.
You benefit from
- D, a modern and interdisciplinary working environment
- D, a rich and diverse practice in first-hand medicine
- D, high quality medical infrastructures
- D, an innovative professional framework integrated with the VIVA model
- Anti-active and scalable working conditions
- D, an organisation that values diversity, equity and inclusion Do not hesitate to forward your file to us, we look forward to your interest!
The Arc Network is a major player in community care in the Jurassian Arc and its surrounding regions, and is firmly established in its region.
It provides comprehensive, coordinated and interdisciplinary care for the population, in the heart of a rich and diverse territory.
The network comprises two hospitals in Moutier and Saint-Imier and nine Medicentres.
The care offering is complemented by a vast regional ecosystem including relief services, two medical-social institutions, two radiology institutes, a physical and cognitive therapy centre and a home hospital service (Hospital at Home).
With nearly 1,300 collaborators, the Arc Network covers the outpatient and hospital needs of approximately 80,000 inhabitants, valuing the regional richness, human proximity and quality of care.
- Diploma of general practitioner or family medicine recognized in Switzerland or in recognition (MEBE-KO)
- Mastery of the French essential: German or German Swiss is an asset We offer a varied and stimulating activity within a growing organisation, deeply rooted in its territory and its population. You benefit from:
Key requirements
- Diploma of general practitioner or family medicine recognized in Switzerland or in recognition (MEBE-KO)
What the company offers
- Mastery of the French essential: German or German Swiss is an asset We offer a varied and stimulating activity within a growing organisation, deeply rooted in its territory and its population. You benefit from:
Company and context
- The VIVA project – an innovation in Switzerland As part of the VIVA project, the Arc Network is the first fully integrated health organization in Switzerland to propose its own plan for insurance and care.
- VIVA is based on a modern vision of community medicine: coordinated, continuous and patient-centred care, fostering collaboration among all the actors in the health system. accessible to the inhabitants of Jura and the Jura region, this model guarantees an optimal quality of care and a smooth and coherent health path.
- You ensure comprehensive and personalized patient care, including:
- General medical consultations (diagnostic, treatment and follow-up)
- Comprehensive health assessments and clinical assessments
- Longitudinal follow-up of patients in a comprehensive and preventive approach Acute and chronic pathology management
- Rigorous maintenance and updating of medical records
- Implementation of prevention (sepeir, 1999, vaccination, health advice)
- Collaboration with other healthcare professionals of the VIVA network
- Coordination with specialists in the framework
Additional details
- Longitudinal follow-up of patients in a comprehensive and preventive approach Acute and chronic pathology management
- Mastery of the French essential: German or German Swiss is an asset We offer a varied and stimulating activity within a growing organisation, deeply rooted in its territory and its population.
- D, a rich and diverse practice in first-hand medicine D, high quality medical infrastructures
Notes and original content
- Longitudinal follow-up of patients in a comprehensive and preventive approach
- Acute and chronic pathology management
- You benefit from:
- D, a rich and diverse practice in first-hand medicine
- D, high quality medical infrastructures
Questions about this listing
What salary does Swiss Medical Network offer for this role?
Swiss Medical Network lists CHF 68'500 - 104'000 gross per year for this position in Saint-Imier. This is the salary published in the original listing (or, when the employer omits a figure, a realistic estimate for the role and sector) — the calculator on this site converts it to your actual net take-home once cross-border tax and social contributions are applied.
Is this a full-time role, and what type of contract does Swiss Medical Network offer?
This listing is a full-time position. The contract type shown here comes directly from the employer's original posting; always confirm exact hours, notice period and probation length with Swiss Medical Network during the application process, since these details can vary by role even within the same contract category.
Do I need a cross-border work permit for a role in Bern?
EU/EFTA residents living in the border zone of the country adjoining Canton Bern can apply for a G permit; the Swiss employer files it with that canton's migration office after the contract is signed. Border-zone rules and processing times vary by neighbouring country and canton, so confirm the specifics with Bern's cantonal migration office or with HR during the application.
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