Die München Klinik gGmbH is recruiting candidates for a three-year, full-time training program to become an Anästhesietechnische Assistenz (ATA), beginning September 1, 2027. According to program details released by the clinic, the comprehensive course spans 38.5 hours per week and prepares trainees to support medical teams during operations, manage anesthesia equipment, and provide patient care.
Program Structure and Core Responsibilities
Trainees in the ATA program learn to monitor patient vital signs before, during, and after surgical procedures. According to the München Klinik gGmbH recruitment notice, students coordinate workflows in the anesthesiology department in consultation with medical staff, assist anesthesiologists with administering and monitoring anesthesia, and manage medical devices and medications. Additional duties include implementing strict hygiene guidelines and maintaining accurate documentation.
Practical training takes place across the clinic’s five locations in Bogenhausen, Harlaching, Neuperlach, Schwabing, and the specialized dermatology clinic in Thalkirchner Straße. Annually, the institution treats rund 135,000 inpatients, making it the largest healthcare provider in southern Germany with a workforce of around 7,000 employees.
Admission Requirements and Application Process
Applicants must meet specific educational and personal criteria to qualify for the training position. According to München Klinik gGmbH, candidates require good physical and mental resilience, technical understanding, teamwork skills, and at least B2-level German language proficiency. Academically, applicants must hold a Realschulabschluss (intermediate school-leaving certificate), or a Mittelschulabschluss combined with either a two-year vocational training program or a nursing assistant qualification.
Applications must be submitted online through the clinic’s job portal. Required documents include a curriculum vitae (CV), the most recent school report or final graduation certificate, and proof of any completed internships. International applicants must provide either a formal recognition of their school leaving certificate from a German authorities office or an Anabin database extract alongside a certified translation.
Contact and Institutional Support
Recruiter Frau Kraszucka is available to answer applicant inquiries at telephone number 089 452279 230. The healthcare provider emphasizes that equal opportunity is a fundamental component of its corporate culture. München Klinik gGmbH actively promotes the equality of all employees regardless of gender, origin, age, skin background, worldview, religion, disability, or sexual identity, and gives preference to severely disabled applicants under equal qualification conditions.
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