Acute-care hospital · Thurgau

Jobs at Spital Thurgau (STGAG)

169 live openings at Spital Thurgau (STGAG), Thurgau — nursing, care and clinical roles for Italian cross-border workers.

Page generated · 23 October 2026

Open positions
169
Median of reported ranges
Insufficient sample
New in 30 days
36

Sample: 4 matching listings with source-reported salary ranges, annualised in gross CHF. Median of range midpoints, shown only with at least 5 observations; estimates and unknown provenance excluded. Not a market-wide statistic. Check hours and instalments in the original listings.

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Healthcare roles hiring now

  • Nurses: 55
  • Doctors: 33
  • Medical technicians: 9
  • Other clinical roles: 3
  • Care assistants: 2
  • Therapists: 1

About this facility

Type:
Acute-care hospital
Canton:
Thurgau
Main location:
Münsterlingen

Healthcare career resources

Working at Spital Thurgau (STGAG)

Spital Thurgau (STGAG) is a acute-care hospital in Münsterlingen. It regularly hires nurses, care assistants and clinical staff — currently nurses, doctors, medical technicians, and is a realistic employer for Italian cross-border workers commuting into Thurgau.

This page tracks the 169 openings currently indexed for Spital Thurgau (STGAG) 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 Spital Thurgau (STGAG)?

169 positions are currently indexed, 36 of them posted in the last 30 days.

Does Spital Thurgau (STGAG) hire cross-border workers?

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