Healthcare

Facharzt/-ärztin für Hämatologie

You research and treat complex blood diseases

Facharzt/-ärztin für Hämatologie

01 · Overview

What this profession is about

Facharzt/-ärztin für Hämatologie diagnose blood disorders in the lab and provide clinical care to patients

Blood is the lifeblood of the body. But when it falls ill, specialized knowledge is needed. Facharzt/-ärztin für Hämatologie combine lab analysis with direct patient care. You decode complex test results. You develop targeted treatments. You accompany patients through severe illnesses. This job demands scientific thinking and human care in equal measure.

FieldHealthcare
Education pathHigher Education Profession
IndustryMedical & Scientific Roles
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02 · Salary

What you can earn

MedianCHF 104'103
CHF 63'300CHF 165'800
✓ Strong salary match
Salaries reflect Swiss market data. Range covers entry to senior. Salary reference based on Specialist Controlling. Based on 3,627 observations, updated 7 months ago.

Salary by experience

100k110k120kmedian 104k96k97k105k112k120k123k0-2 yrs3-5 yrs6-8 yrs9-11 yrs12-21 yrs21+ yrs
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ExperienceSalary (CHF)
0-2 yrsCHF 96'468
3-5 yrsCHF 97'032
6-8 yrsCHF 104'639
9-11 yrsCHF 112'000
12-21 yrsCHF 120'035
21+ yrsCHF 123'080

Salary trend

+8% over decade
100k105k101k100k105k109k2014-20162017-20192020-20222023-2025
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PeriodSalary (CHF)
2014-2016CHF 100'600
2017-2019CHF 100'000
2020-2022CHF 105'000
2023-2025CHF 109'128

Top earning cantons

  • ZugCHF 122'50090 obs.
  • Basel-StadtCHF 112'000111 obs.
  • ZurichCHF 111'992757 obs.
  • SchaffhausenCHF 108'00018 obs.
  • AargauCHF 106'600171 obs.
  • FribourgCHF 106'22156 obs.
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CantonSalaryObs.
ZugCHF 122'50090
Basel-StadtCHF 112'000111
ZurichCHF 111'992757
SchaffhausenCHF 108'00018
AargauCHF 106'600171
FribourgCHF 106'22156

Top paying industries

  • UtilitiesCHF 118'755101 obs.
  • InsuranceCHF 118'000131 obs.
  • Banking / Financial institutionsCHF 116'750316 obs.
  • Chemicals / PharmaceuticalsCHF 115'250243 obs.
  • Information technology / TelecomCHF 113'000146 obs.
  • Public administration / AssociationsCHF 110'000181 obs.
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IndustrySalaryObs.
UtilitiesCHF 118'755101
InsuranceCHF 118'000131
Banking / Financial institutionsCHF 116'750316
Chemicals / PharmaceuticalsCHF 115'250243
Information technology / TelecomCHF 113'000146
Public administration / AssociationsCHF 110'000181

03 · Pathway

How to enter and grow

Swiss training pathway available in the full profile

  • 🎓 Fachärztin/zum Facharzt für Hämatologie

Official education path

The path leads through a university master's degree in human medicine. This is followed by the federal exam and subsequent specialist training.

Typical training path

Fachärztin/zum Facharzt für Hämatologie

Prerequisites

  • Master Universitäre Hochschule
  • 6-jährige Ausbildung zur Fachärztin/zum Facharzt für Hämatologie

Requirements

  • analytical skills
  • strong sense of responsibility
  • connected thinking and action
  • communication skills
  • careful working style
  • reliability

04 · Skills & fit

What it takes

Required skills

  • Analytical skill
  • Sense of responsibility
  • Communication skills
  • Connected thinking

Personality fit

  • Swiss career path
  • Career transition
  • Professional growth

05 · Daily reality

What the work feels like

Typical day

You stand at the microscope. You check blood samples for abnormalities. Then you discuss the results with the treatment team. In the afternoon, you accompany patients during therapy checks. You answer their questions about the test results.

  • You explain blood diseases to patients in detail.
  • You perform physical exams to assess their health.
  • You analyze lab results to make an exact diagnosis.
  • You monitor treatment success and adjust the therapy if needed.
  • You exchange information closely with general practitioners about patient care.
  • You coordinate complex processes for bone marrow transplants in the clinic.
  • You work closely with university hospitals to put the latest research into practice.

Working conditions

You work mainly in hospitals and university clinics. You work in both the diagnostic lab and inpatient care.

Strengths

  • Analytical skill
  • Sense of responsibility
  • Communication skills
  • Connected thinking

Trade-offs

  • High responsibility
  • Emotional strain
  • Continuous training
  • Emergency situations

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