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PhysioMatch We help European physiotherapists start their career in Switzerland ​​🇨🇭
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Ready for your Swiss story? 🇨🇭Discover what it's like to work as a physiotherapist in Switzerland. Find all the details ...
09/09/2026

Ready for your Swiss story? 🇨🇭

Discover what it's like to work as a physiotherapist in Switzerland. Find all the details via the link in our bio.

Meet our newest member: Annewytske, your Switzerland guide at PhysioMatch. 👋Swipe to find out more about Annewytske!Want...
07/09/2026

Meet our newest member: Annewytske, your Switzerland guide at PhysioMatch. 👋

Swipe to find out more about Annewytske!

Want to get in touch with us? Go to our website, link in bio!

02/09/2026

New views, new routines, new adventures 🇨🇭

Building a life as a physiotherapist in Switzerland is about so much more than just a new job.

Could this be your next chapter? Link in bio 👆

Hey physio 👋 Looking for a new opportunity in Zürich? 🇨🇭We’re looking for a physiotherapist who can start immediately an...
01/09/2026

Hey physio 👋 Looking for a new opportunity in Zürich? 🇨🇭

We’re looking for a physiotherapist who can start immediately and enjoys working independently while visiting patients in their own homes throughout Zürich.

Interested? Find out more via the link in our bio. 👆

31/08/2026

Aare Schwumm with Eva!

On hot summer days, locals jump into the Aare to cool down and let the current carry them downstream. It’s one of those simple summer traditions that makes living in Aarau so special. ☀️

27/08/2026

🇨🇭 Q&A time!

Laurine talks about finding a place to live in Switzerland in this Q&A with Vera!

Curious to hear the full story? 👉 Check out the complete interview on our website, link in bio!

26/08/2026

No problems in sight 🏔️

This is what work life balance can look like in Switzerland.🇨🇭

📍Langis - Riedmattstock - Miesenstock - Langis (16km)

Ready to start your journey? Link in bio. 👆

Belarmino worked for several years as a physiotherapist in a renowned sports clinic in Lisbon. After years of preparatio...
25/08/2026

Belarmino worked for several years as a physiotherapist in a renowned sports clinic in Lisbon. After years of preparation, he decided at the age of 40 to take a new step. Since early 2026, he has been working as a physiotherapist in Rothrist and living near Olten. The move meant not only a new job, but also starting over in another country. 🇨🇭

Want to find out more about Belarmino’s experience of living and working in Switzerland? Read on via the link in bio! 👆

You asked, we answered. 💬From working in Switzerland to the support we offer along the way.🇨🇭Swipe for answers to some o...
20/08/2026

You asked, we answered. 💬

From working in Switzerland to the support we offer along the way.🇨🇭Swipe for answers to some of the questions we get asked most.

• What is the work life balance like and how many hours do physios work per week?

A full time working week is usually around 42 to 42.5 hours. Part time work is also very common, with many physiotherapists choosing to work 80% or 90%. This gives you plenty of opportunities to enjoy everything Switzerland has to offer in your free time.

• How fluent does my German need to be?

For full diploma recognition, you eventually need a B2 level in an official Swiss language. Some practices may already consider you with B1, depending on the position. If your German is not at the required level yet, we can help you work towards it while preparing for your move.

• How does the relocation process to Switzerland work?

We start with a quick chat to get to know you, your wishes and your plans. Based on that, we create a personalised plan for your move to Switzerland. From there, we guide you through the entire process, from diploma recognition and learning German to finding the right employer. Once you have found a job, we also help with practical matters such as your work permit, accommodation, insurance and registration. The preparation usually takes around 1 to 6 months, depending on your situation.

• How much can I earn as a physiotherapist in Switzerland?

Your salary depends on your experience, region and working percentage. As a guideline, a gross monthly salary of around CHF 5,500 is common. Thanks to the relatively high salaries in Switzerland, many physiotherapists are also able to save a good part of their income each month.

Still have a question? Send us a message 📩

19/08/2026

A summer tradition in Aarau 🇨🇭

A little throwback to the Maienzug. Every first Friday of July, Aarau celebrates this 400-year-old tradition with a colourful parade, flowers, music and the whole city coming together to mark the start of the summer holidays.

Our ambassador Eva was there and captured the atmosphere 🌸

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Atoomweg 6B
Groningen
9743AK

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Maandag 08:30 - 17:00
Dinsdag 08:30 - 17:00
Woensdag 08:30 - 17:00
Donderdag 08:30 - 17:00
Vrijdag 08:30 - 17:00
Zaterdag 00:00 - 23:45

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