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About the Role

This role involves conducting sports and preventive medicine-oriented health examinations and performance diagnostics under the guidance of sports physicians. The focus is on bicycle, treadmill, and rowing ergometry with ECG and lactate testing, blood draws, occasional field tests, and health days.

Responsibilities

• Conduct sports and preventive medicine-oriented health examinations and performance diagnostics under the guidance of sports physicians.
• Focus on bicycle, treadmill, and rowing ergometry with ECG and lactate testing.
• Perform blood draws, occasional field tests, and health days.

Requirements

• Completed training as MTA / MFA or comparable qualification.
• Open to recent graduates or career changers transitioning to MTA-F tasks.
• Enjoy working with people, communication, and teamwork.
• Independent work style.
• Willingness to provide coverage at the Charlottenburg location.
• Interest in sports and health topics.

Skills

• EDV knowledge (desirable)
• Good technical understanding (desirable)

Location

• Hohenschönhausen
• Charlottenburg

Work Type

• 20-hour position

Experience Level

• Entry-level
• Career changer

Education Level

• MTA / MFA or comparable qualification

Benefits

• 6.5 weeks of vacation
• Access to our exercise programs

About the Company

• The Sport-Gesundheitspark Berlin e.V. is a non-profit organization focused on preventive medicine for nearly 40 years, emphasizing personal responsibility and proactive health management.
• It features a large sports medicine department ('Zentrum für Sportmedizin'), diverse health-related sports and exercise programs, and an academy.
• As Berlin's largest health sports club and a licensed sports medicine examination center for the German Olympic Sports Confederation, it collaborates closely with universities and clinics, including Humboldt University, Charité, and the University of Potsdam.