A compact city on Lake Lucerne, with vacancies in town and in the villages of the canton.
Lucerne is Switzerland as it appears on postcards: the Kapellbrücke, Lake Lucerne and Mount Pilatus in the background. At the same time it is an ordinary, compact working city where you find your feet quickly as a physiotherapist.
Our vacancies are in the city itself and in villages across the canton, such as Sursee and Triengen. See what is open below.
In Lucerne you combine city work with mountains and water on your doorstep. Choose a practice in one of the villages in the canton and you get more time and attention per patient than you are used to. Housing is easier to find outside the city too; a shared apartment is a popular way to start.
Before you can start work in Switzerland, your diploma has to be recognised. That SRK process has a few pitfalls, and that is exactly where we help you through, as we do with the application and your move. The stories of physiotherapists who went before you show what that looks like in practice, and with your questions you can always contact us directly.
The takeoff team is made up of physiotherapists who moved to Switzerland themselves. In an introductory call we look at which practice fits your experience and your plans, and we go through the practical side, such as getting your diploma recognised and finding somewhere to live.
