Would you describe your career path after your Bachelor's degree in Physiotherapy?

After my Bachelor's degree, I decided to seek a professional adventure outside the canton. In fact, I felt the need to deal with different realities and was driven by the desire to get involved in learning other languages. The physiotherapist's job in this sense is perfect: as communication is a central aspect, there are often opportunities to exchange with patients and colleagues.
I worked my first two years in the canton of Fribourg at an orthopaedic clinic and in a private practice. I then moved for about two years, until 2019, to the canton of Lucerne, working for a private practice. During that time, I started working with the Swiss national swimming team, taking care of the youth sector. The next step was the move to Zurich. After a short stint for a private practice I found a job for a hospital in the region. After two and a half years I had the opportunity and the will to launch myself into an independent activity and in December 2023 it will be two years since I set up my own practice Physiotherapie Bianchi in Horgen (ZH), where a former SUPSI student has been working with me since October 2023. The collaboration with the national swimming team is still going strong, and I am currently the main physiotherapist for the elite team. In 2022 and 2023, I was called up for the world championships and am looking forward to the Olympic year 2024.