Acute-care hospital · Jura

Jobs at Hôpital du Jura (H-JU)

16 live openings at Hôpital du Jura (H-JU), Jura — nursing, care and clinical roles for Italian cross-border workers.

Page generated · 23 October 2026

Open positions
16
Median of reported ranges
Insufficient sample
New in 30 days
12

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Healthcare roles hiring now

  • Doctors: 6
  • Nurses: 2

About this facility

Type:
Acute-care hospital
Canton:
Jura
Main location:
Delémont
Sites: Gruppe · Standort Delémont · Standort Porrentruy

Healthcare career resources

Working at Hôpital du Jura (H-JU)

Hôpital du Jura (H-JU) is a acute-care hospital in Delémont, operating 3 sites. It regularly hires nurses, care assistants and clinical staff — currently doctors, nurses, and is a realistic employer for Italian cross-border workers commuting into Jura.

This page tracks the 16 openings currently indexed for Hôpital du Jura (H-JU) and refreshes as new positions are crawled. Insufficient reported salary sample; check each original offer.

How to apply as a cross-border worker

Swiss healthcare employers hire cross-border workers with a G permit. You will typically need recognition of your qualification (SRK/MEBEKO for regulated roles) and, for patient-facing jobs, a working command of the local language. Use the salary calculator to estimate your net cross-border pay before applying.

Frequently asked questions

How many jobs are open at Hôpital du Jura (H-JU)?

16 positions are currently indexed, 12 of them posted in the last 30 days.

Does Hôpital du Jura (H-JU) hire cross-border workers?

Yes — like most Jura healthcare employers it hires G-permit cross-border workers for nursing, care and clinical roles subject to qualification recognition.