BMA HF Microbiology 100%
- Employment type
- Full-time
- Location
- Dübendorf
- First posted
• 16 July 2026
• 100%
• Indefinite duration
• Dübendorf
About us
Unilabs is one of the leading diagnostic companies in Switzerland and offers patients a complete range of laboratory, pathology, and medical imaging services. As a digital leader covering the entire diagnostic spectrum, Unilabs' more than 13-000 employees save lives every day around the world. In Switzerland, we have 1-000 employees.
Your tasks
• Electronic registration of samples and compliance control
• Autonomous processing of microbiological samples (urine, stool including parasites, blood cultures, sterile materials, vaginal and urogenital samples, wound swabs, and respiratory samples) and their documentation in the laboratory information system
• Work according to quality standards (in accordance with work instructions and forms)
• Performance of internal quality controls (IQK) and external quality controls (EQK)
• Participation in method verifications
What you bring
• You have completed your BMA HF training and ideally have initial experience in microbiology.
• You are curious and open to new challenges.
• You enjoy teamwork and are a responsible and flexible person.
• You enjoy working on a computer, as we process our cases paperless.
• You find it easy to communicate with our clients and provide them with information by telephone.
This position does not require night shifts, but evening and weekend shifts.
What we offer you
• An exciting and dynamic working environment with a lot of internationality
• Taking on responsibilities and developing your potential
• A positive working climate with partnership collaboration and a rewarding and appreciative corporate culture
• Attractive social benefits as well as a 40-hour week and 5 weeks of vacation
• An annual allowance for your personal analyses and preferential rates for radiological consultations within the Unilabs group
Contact
M. Antonio Gambin looks forward to receiving your application.
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