Specialist / assistant physician in internal medicine to obtain the additional training KLINAM (m/f/d)

The BG Klinikum Traumkrankenhaus Berlin is one of the leading centers for cardiological/internalistic acute medicine in Berlin. The interdisciplinary rescue facility is one of the largest in Berlin and, together with a KV emergency service practice operated at the house, supplies almost 70,000 patients per year, of which approx. 40,000 outpatients. Senior Consultant (m/w/d) Projektmanagement BG Klinikum Traumskrankenhaus Berlin Full-time, part-time, from now on Attractive remuneration according to domestic contract TV doctors ukb (Ä1 doctor in continuing training; A2 specialist/specialist)

Activity in the rescue facility in the 3-shift system

Completed medical studies with German approval Senior Consultant (m/w/d) Safe, independent control of intensive medical procedures Minimum basic knowledge of acut-sonography and echocardiography Team player with pleasure in interdisciplinary and interprofessional cooperation and acceptance of responsibility

Profession and family Residential space search support, up to 9 months of interims living space on site Child supplement & occupational pension schemes No jump into the cold water latest technical equipment and tools digital patient documentation enough time for your structured area-specific integration estimating and collegial working atmosphere Benefits for employees Good transport, affordable parking secured bicycle parking, bicycle repair workshop, bike service Employee advantage program ''Corporate Benefits'' with attractive discounts, for example for Apple, Adidas and more. BVG company ticket / Germany ticket Various health and sports (e.g. swimming, pilates) We love further development Internal and external training opportunities For the purse Above-average remuneration by in-house collective agreement We offer you: High case numbers, i.e. real routine and expertise Most modern technology in all areas (HK-Labore, IVUS/OCT, iFR/FFR, TTE/TEE, Photon-Counting-CT, MRT) Continuing training in a very large and excellent equipped interdisciplinary rescue centre Close collaborative cooperation with all other disciplines involved in emergency care (especially traumatology and neurology)