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The job of your life at HUS

HUS is a workplace where you can grow as a professional and do meaningful work in an internationally high-quality healthcare community that values your expertise.

HUS Helsinki University Hospital is the biggest healthcare provider and the second-largest employer in Finland. We employ nearly 27,000 professionals for the benefit of patients in more than 300 different professions.

As Finland’s leading hospital entity, HUS offers unique work tasks. We are responsible for arranging specialist medical care in the Uusimaa region. In addition, we provide nationally centralized care for many rare and severe diseases.  As a university hospital, we continuously develop and evaluate our treatment methods and activities. A career at HUS includes continuous learning through diverse work tasks and career paths.

Caring

In our work, we always strive to encounter every colleague and patient with authenticity and a genuine presence. We understand the importance of encounters in everyday life.

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Pioneership

We are bold and determined to find new ways of doing things better. We demonstrate pioneership both nationally and internationally.

Equality

We treat our colleagues equally regardless of their background, job title, or experience. As HUS employees, we are all equal.

Internships for students

All our hospitals are research and teaching hospitals, where patient care, impactful clinical research and teaching by professionals come together on a daily basis.

Read more about teaching at HUS

Applying for a job at HUS as an international professional

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What does working at HUS give you?

With us, you get to be part of a multidisciplinary team where everyone plays an important role. We treat both colleagues and patients as equals. We offer you a spot at the forefront of healthcare development.

Meet our employees

Why couldn’t I also be a nurse?”

Fatma Hajizadeh arrived in Rovaniemi with her family in April 2005 to flee from the war in Afghanistan. Now, eighteen years later, she works on ward K5 in Jorvi Hospital.

An ordinary working day of a summer physician in internal medicine

Natalie Kelto’s working day at Peijas Hospital’s internal medicine inpatient ward includes patient rounds, consultations, and paperwork – independently but with the support of a senior physician. “It has been wonderful to feel part of the team of physicians, even though I am not yet a qualified physician.”

Juha’s journey from a tourism entrepreneur to an OR nurse educator

Juha has two demanding and interesting roles at Bridge Hospital’s surgery unit. "My work is versatile, I encounter unexpected things and new patient groups."

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