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Take Care Recruiting AG
Care professionals · 2026
Registered nurses, FaGe and care assistants find roles in Winterthur in acute hospitals, rehabilitation, home care and long-term care. We show you what is open right now – with salary band, workload and shift model, before you apply.
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Take Care Recruiting AG
Take Care Recruiting AG
Take Care Recruiting AG
Take Care Recruiting AG
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The working language in Winterthur is German. Winterthur lies in the canton of Zurich; Frauenfeld (14 km), Zurich (19 km), Schaffhausen (23 km) and Baden (31 km) are within commuting distance. Working here does not mean living here – and the other way round. The canton borders Germany: cross-border commuters with a G permit are part of everyday life here.
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All figures in CHF gross per month, 13 monthly salaries, full-time equivalent.
Create a profile or apply directly to a role on this page. We get in touch, discuss workload, shift model and salary with you and also suggest roles that are not advertised – in Winterthur and in the surrounding towns. For professionals this is free.
The Swiss band for registered nurses (HF/FH) runs from CHF 6'000–6'400 gross per month (×13) at entry to CHF 6'500–7'500 with experience. Cantons differ by up to 15 percent; night, weekend and on-call shifts come on top. Where an institution in Winterthur sits in the band, we tell you before the interview.
Yes. The canton borders Germany; cross-border commuters need a G permit, which the employer applies for, and as a rule return to their residence abroad weekly. A qualification earned abroad first needs recognition, depending on the profession – by the SRK for nursing, by MEBEKO for physicians. We guide you through the procedure.
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