Nurses for Swiss hospitals

Why work in Switzerland?

• Higher salary. Nurses in Switzerland typically earn CHF 72,000–95,000+ gross per year, depending on experience and specialization. In Germany, gross pay is often €45,000–50,000.
• Lower taxes and deductions. Withholding tax (Quellensteuer) for singles sits at just 11–14% in many cantons — in Germany, tax class I plus social contributions often takes more than 40% of gross.
• Real work-life balance. A minimum of 4–5 weeks of vacation, reliable shift planning, and strong employee protections.
• Better working conditions. Better staffing ratios, modern facilities, and a structured path to SRK Anerkennung with our dossier.

Run the numbers yourself: the salary and cost-of-living calculator below compares your current German net income with your projected savings potential in Switzerland — including Swiss rent, health insurance, and living costs.

Why now?

Swiss hospitals urgently need nurses at the Pflegefachperson HF, Pflegefachperson FH, FaGe, or AGS level — the nursing shortage grows every year. You bring the qualification from Germany or another EU country — but the path to SRK Anerkennung is opaque, slow, and documented only in German. That's exactly where we help.

How we make it easier

1. Create a profile. Sign up, capture your background, language skills, and preferred Swiss region.
2. Upload your Diplom. Drop your Diplom as a PDF or photo. Our AI extracts the fields and proposes a Swiss equivalence — Pflegefachperson HF, Pflegefachperson FH, FaGe, or AGS.
3. Review the dossier. Confirm or correct the fields. The result is a German-language pre-Anerkennung dossier you can present to hospitals and submit to the SRK.

Who this is for

• Qualified German-speaking nurses from the EU with a completed nursing qualification.
• Hospitals, clinics, and care homes in Switzerland looking for pre-qualified candidates with language readiness — without months of waiting on SRK Anerkennung.