Assistant doctor / doctor in further training in visceral surgery (m/f/d)

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To strengthen our visceral surgery team, we are looking for you at the earliest possible date as a

Assistant doctor / doctor in further training in visceral surgery (m/f/d)

full-time.

• Patient care on the ward and in the central emergency room
• Ward rounds and ward rounds
• Assistance in the operating theater
• Performing minor operations under supervision
• Tumor documentation
• Presentation of patients in the tumor conference

A German license to practice medicine

Responsible, structured and in particular patient-oriented personality

Good communication skills

Strong ability to work in a team

Ability to work under pressure and openness to new developments

Legally required proof of immunization against measles

• We offer you remuneration in accordance with the collective agreement and a company pension scheme

• Discounts for over 480 top brands and prevention programs, e.g. discounts at gyms
• Support and financial participation in further education and training
• We offer you the opportunity to travel to work in an environmentally friendly way - with an employer subsidy for the Germany Ticket
• Rapid integration into your new working environment thanks to a structured induction program
• The Helios PlusCard: supplementary insurance financed by Helios with, among other things, optional medical treatment in the event of hospitalization in one of our acute clinics

Helios Klinikum München West is a modern specialist care provider with 412 beds in the Pasing district and an academic teaching hospital of LMU Munich. With a central emergency department and 20 other specialist departments and sections, we offer comprehensive care at university level. Every year, around 24,000 inpatients and a further 31,000 outpatients place their trust in the experience and expertise of our 950 employees.

Helios is the leading hospital operator in Europe. Collegial and interdisciplinary cooperation and the rapid implementation of innovations guarantee our patients the best possible care. This creates a unique space for your knowledge, talent, ideas and future plans.

Equal opportunities in the workplace are important to us. That is why we particularly encourage people with disabilities, of all gender identities and backgrounds to apply.

For further information, please contact our Head of Visceral Surgery, Dr. Erich Bielesch, on (089) 8892- 2315 or by e-mail at Erich.Bielesch[at]helios-gesundheit.de.

Helios Clinic Munich West
Steinerweg 5
81241 Munich