My name is Isabel, I've been living in Switzerland for over a year and I work here as a specialist in medical-technical radiology and nuclear medicine.

My name is Fernando. I am a pharmacist from Spain and I currently live in Grenchen in the canton of Solothurn. I speak Spanish, German, English and Italian.

My name is Laura, I am 26 years old. I currently work as a nurse in a rehabilitation clinic in Rheinfelden.

My name is Sofia, I am 23 years old and come from the Netherlands. I have been living in Bern since April 2025 and work as a nurse in the oncology department at Inselspital. I feel very much at home here!

In Switzerland, we are experiencing an impressive development: women are performing at the top of their game on the football pitch and in the healthcare sector on a daily basis.

My name is Jakub Stańczuk. I am a radiology specialist from Siedlce, a small town near Warsaw in Poland. My mother tongue is Polish. I also speak English and a little German - I would like to improve the latter in the future. What made you decide to pursue a career in Switzerland?

My name is Julio Cesar Lopez Gauebca and I am originally from Venezuela, but I have spent most of my life in Almería, Spain. There I completed my training as a specialist in radiology (Bachelor). I speak Spanish, English and have now also learned German. What made you decide to start a career in Switzerland [...]

In the interview with Remo Bühlman, head of non-academic staff and qualified radiology specialist at Inselspital Bern, you can find out what valuable ideas he was able to take away for his own teams from the workshop with the BSCYB women's football team from the AXA Women's Super League

I have settled in well in Switzerland. I've been working in a pharmacy in Biberist for three weeks and live in Solothurn.

What was born out of personal enthusiasm has established itself as an identifiable and effective motivational tool in the health sector: Women's soccer. 

I have a Bachelor's degree in Pharmacy and speak Catalan, Spanish, English and a little French and Japanese.

Director of Residenz Am Schärme and Hotel Kurhaus am Sarnersee.

I am Gerda Gaudenz, Head of Nursing at the Adelheid Clinic, a rehabilitation clinic in Central Switzerland.

My name is Marina Sedlarevic. I come from Slovenia, where I trained as a nurse.

I studied pharmacy in my home country and worked there for about 3 years, then I worked as a pharmacist in Sweden for two years and now, for just over a year, I have been working in Switzerland.

My name is Katarzyna Zareba. I come from Poland. I have been living in Switzerland for a year now. I work as an MTRA in Bern, where I also live.

I was born in Albania and then moved to Greece, where I have spent my whole life, as I am both half Albanian and half Greek.

My name is Bettina Schmid and I am the Head of Radiology at Balgrist University Hospital. I trained as a radiology specialist and have now been in a management position for 13 years

After completing my training as a qualified nurse, I briefly gained experience in Kenya, Africa, and then moved to Germany. There I worked for 7 years in the intensive care unit of the city of Hanover hospital, among other places.

Hello, my name is Bartosz Hotloś. I am 28 years old and I have a Master's degree in Pharmacy. I completed my pharmacy studies in Poland, where I was born. My mother tongue is Polish, but I can also communicate in English.

Hello, my name is Magdalena Kempczyńska and I am originally from Poland. I work as a pharmacist in Valais. At work, I always communicate in German, rarely in English. From time to time I also have an opportunity to use my mother tongue, Polish.

Hello, my name is Djenaba Zaynab Sow. I was born in Münster, Germany, to a German mother and a Senegalese father.

I am Esmee, a qualified nurse from the Netherlands and have been living in Switzerland for almost 4 years
I live and work in Bern and am currently working in the orthopaedic department at Sonnenhofspital.