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June 11, 2024
Five facts about working at Gesundheitswelt Zollikerberg.
- The average age of our employees is 42.
- We bring together people from 54 different nations.
- 79 % of our team is made up of women and 21 % of men.
- 263 trainees are learning a profession at Gesundheitswelt Zollikerberg.
- The anniversaries in May 2024 add up to 49,231 days of employment at GWZ.
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Weitere Beiträge
Working world
Anita - Between reception, team management and everyday family life
Anita works at our reception with a 70% workload - but her role goes far beyond answering the phone and shift work. As deputy manager, she combines responsibility, closeness to the team and the challenge of balancing family and career. In this interview, she explains how she manages this balancing act, what drives her and how leadership can work from the centre of the team.
Working world
A profession that touches - Saskia Lüdi, healthcare specialist (FaGe), talks about her work with premature and sick newborns in neonatology
In today's blog post, we take a look behind the scenes of neonatology at Zollikerberg Hospital - into the everyday working life of Saskia Lüdi, an EFZ healthcare specialist (FaGe), who cares for our young patients and their parents with great commitment and empathy. In this interview, she tells us about her day-to-day work, the special moments on the ward and what she loves so much about her job.
Working world
Interview with Dr Robert Schorn, Chief Physician and Head of Nephrology and the Dialysis Centre
In this interview, Dr Robert Schorn, MD, who recently took over as Head of the Department of Nephrology and Dialysis at Zollikerberg Hospital, talks about his motivation for taking on the new challenge, his goals for the further development of the department and his experiences in medicine. He also gives an insight into how he relaxes in his free time. Find out more about the exciting developments in nephrology and dialysis and the future prospects for patient care.