Physiotherapist for Ruoholahden Health Center in Helsinki - Mehiläinen Oy - Helsinki, Finland

We at Mehiläinen believe that life has a purpose. If you feel the same, come work with us. We are looking for a physiotherapist for a permanent position at Mehiläinen's Ruoholahden health center in Helsinki. We seek an energetic and skilled physiotherapist to join our multidisciplinary team. The work is mainly during weekdays during office hours from the health center. The health center is open Mon-Fri 7am–8pm and Sat 9am–3pm, with some flexibility in working hours. The weekly working time is 38 hours and 15 minutes. We value experience in health center work, but above all, we are looking for someone with a genuine passion to learn and develop with us. We offer comprehensive orientation and warm support from our entire team — you will not be alone! To succeed in this role, you need excellent communication skills, the ability to stay calm under pressure, and the skill to prioritize effectively in a busy environment. We offer: competitive salary based on TPTES class VR4 + 250€ for direct reception + performance bonus, a diverse job description, a competent and cheerful team, extensive training and development opportunities, a flexible employer where you can influence the unit’s operations, high-quality occupational health services (including free 24/7 digital clinic, discounts on Mehiläinen services), sports and wellness benefits (e.g., 200€/year for sports, massage, dental, or cultural benefits), comprehensive mobile benefits from partners. We expect: teamwork skills, quick response ability, positive attitude, completed direct reception training, a physiotherapist degree, valid SOTE professional license, compliance with infectious disease law (sections 48 & 55), proficiency in Finnish and English, Swedish language skills are an advantage, experience with Apotti patient information system is an advantage. How does the application process work? Send your application via our recruitment system by Sunday, 28 June 2026. Interviews will be held during the application period, no later than 30 June–3 July 2026. The work begins once a suitable candidate is found, no later than August.