Fresenius Medical Care
Innovation leader for dialysis products and services
Our staff are committed to giving patients with kidney disease every reason to look forward to tomorrow — and with much more confidence. We give them a future, one that offers them the best-possible quality of life.
Watch the following video to learn how Home Therapy Program Manager Matt is doing everything he can to ensure that his patients receive the best possible care, helping to improve their quality of life.
Who we are looking for
At Fresenius Medical Care, we are often looking for individuals in the following disciplines:
Engineering & technology
Natural sciences
Medicine & nursing care
IT
Health economics
Economics
What we do
Decades of experience in dialysis, innovative research, global leadership in dialysis services and products — this is what Fresenius Medical Care stands for. We own more than 4,000 clinics in North America, Europe, Asia, Latin America and Africa, providing treatment for about 330,000 dialysis patients each year.
Did you know?
How does dialysis work?
Kidneys are small biological miracles: They clean all your blood around 300 times a day. But what if they become sick or fail altogether?
What sets us apart
We leverage the increasing demand for modern dialysis procedures and consistently work towards the ongoing growth of our corporate group. With our employees' help, we implement strategies that will make us leaders in technology. As a vertically integrated business, we do so throughout the entire value chain. The cornerstone of our ongoing efforts to improve technical and medical standards is not only our practical experience in dealing with patients; above all, it is our employees' dedication. We have their competence and commitment to thank for the fact that today we are global market leaders and apply the highest medical standards.
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Opportunities for you
Curious? Find a job with a purpose at Fresenius Medical Care!
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