Health and social services assistant EBA

As a healthcare assistant, you will care for and look after patients in the inpatient area. You will share responsibility for the care process for patients during their hospital stay and support them as required and according to the situation. Your area of work includes nursing tasks and housekeeping activities. As a healthcare assistant, you will work closely with other people. Teamwork and communication play an important role here.

You will spend your training at two different stations. You will be closely supervised by vocational trainers in your day-to-day work and guided to your apprenticeship qualification. During your training, you will be trained and supervised together with other apprentices from different levels and training courses - health and social care assistants, healthcare specialists, nurses HF and FH.

Lessons at the vocational school (BFG Münchenstein) take place once a week. The inter-company course (ÜK) is held at the Oda and also takes place in Münchenstein.

Duration of training: 2 years

Qualification: Federal vocational certificate (EBA)

• Completion of compulsory schooling, level A
• Professional communication and relationship building with different people
• Teamwork (by the way, TEAM does not mean "Great, someone else is doing it...)
• Good verbal and written communication skills so that we can understand you
• Good powers of observation
• You convince with practical skills and a careful way of working
• A sense of responsibility is important in an apprenticeship as an AGS
• You are both physically and mentally resilient

• 5 weeks vacation
• 13th monthly salary
• Practical and personal support
• Great offers, such as free sports courses and discounts at Ticketcorner.

After completing your training, you have the option of pursuing a shortened apprenticeship to become a healthcare specialist EFZ.

We look forward to receiving your application. Please note that your application dossier - the heart of the application - contains your CV and references. The CV helps us to know a few things about you before the first interview. So list the most important information about you in your CV. We don't mean the number of followers you have on Insta or the games you have won on FIFA, but your date of birth, address, the name of your school, as well as your hobbies and interests.

If we are impressed by your application dossier, we will invite you to an interview. To ensure that you make a good impression there, you should find out a little about the University Hospital Basel beforehand. Take a look at our website, scroll through our Instagram feed or check out the USB YouTube channel. This is the best way to find out exactly what we do here and whether you like it.

Not quite sure how the school works? Wondering who your instructor will be? Make a note of all the questions on a piece of paper so that you don't forget to ask them at the interview because you're so nervous!

Please note that we only accept applications via our online platform and not by email.

• Multicheck
• Language tests (minimum requirement: B1/B2)
• Basel Vocational Information Center (BIZ)