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With nearly 1,200 employees, the Department of Acute Medicine (DMA) includes the departments of anaesthesiology, clinical pharmacology and toxicology, intensive care, and emergency services. It fulfils a fourfold mission through its departments, which provide their expertise in frequent interaction with the entire Geneva University Hospitals, thanks to a transversal platform, with the aim of ensuring the best possible patient care.

The clinical pharmacology and toxicology department guarantees and promotes, through clinical practice and the training of health professionals, the quality, safety, and cost-effectiveness of drug therapy. Personalised prescribing is a key focus of the department, particularly for vulnerable patients (children, elderly, psychiatric patients). The department is the regional reference centre for pharmacovigilance. It also provides recognised multidisciplinary care in the field of pain management. In all these areas, the department offers excellent teaching and research.

Your role alternates between the various clinical pharmacology and toxicology consultations, namely the therapeutic and toxicological information centre consultation, the pharmacogenomics and personalised therapies consultation, and the gerontopharmacology and/or psychopharmacology consultation.

The primary objective is to improve the management of complex drug treatments in at-risk patients and to personalise treatments (polypharmacy, drug interactions, adaptation to renal or hepatic function, adherence). You will also participate in the various activities of the department.

You will work as a consultant for hospitalised patients as well as in outpatient clinical pharmacology and toxicology.

You hold a Swiss federal medical diploma or have training deemed equivalent by the Medical Professions Commission (MEBEKO).

Clinical experience is an asset for joining our clinical pharmacology and toxicology positions, particularly in general internal medicine or a medical specialty.

For non-French speakers, a European C1 level in French is mandatory.

Your excellent communication skills enable you to interact within a multidisciplinary team and with patients. You are autonomous, flexible, and committed.

We offer you the opportunity to join the Department of Acute Medicine at an exciting time of implementing numerous and varied projects.

Furthermore, you will participate in a noble and socially important mission as well as in exciting and innovative activities, within an academic environment and a highly qualified multidisciplinary team.

The fulfilment of our employees in their mission is an important value for us, with a personalised career path and several development opportunities within the institution.

• Start date: to be agreed
• Number of positions: 1
• Work rate: 80% to 100%
• Job grade: 20
• Contract: 12-month fixed-term contract
• Application deadline: 28.07.2026
• Contact for information: Prof. C. Samer, Head Physician of the Clinical Pharmacology and Toxicology Department, tel. 022 372 99 32

Your application must include a motivation letter, your curriculum vitae, copies of diplomas and certificates required for the position, and your work certificates.

This announcement is addressed equally to women and men.

Committed to combating unemployment, the HUG encourages applications from the Cantonal Employment Office.

Only applications submitted via the recruitment platform will be considered. Paper and email applications will not be processed.