IT Roles at the University Hospital Cologne
Your Training as an IT Specialist
For example, you'll plan and configure IT infrastructures, integrate hardware and software components into systems, and resolve hardware and software issues. You'll also assist our employees with IT-related questions. Together with your colleagues, you'll lay the technical foundation for healthcare in the region.
These are the requirements
Application for an IT Specialist Apprenticeship
You have a high school diploma or a vocational college entrance qualification and can express yourself well in German and English. You’re interested in new technologies, have experience with computers and the Internet, and quickly grasp technical concepts. You enjoy learning, like to help others, and are a team player. Experience gained through an internship is a plus.
Frequently asked questions / FAQ
Your training is divided into theoretical and practical phases. The theory is on the timetable at the Georg Simon Ohm Vocational College in Cologne. You will learn how to plan and configure IT systems. You will also learn how to differentiate between operating systems and their areas of application, apply programming logic and methods and test systems. You will also delve into the topics of IT support and hardware and software inquiries.
The practical assignments take place in the various IT areas at our company. For example, Medical Applications, Technical Management or IT Service. You can find more information about the individual departments and tasks in the IT area of activity.
Today, nothing works without IT - training with us opens the door to this promising industry. You are in demand everywhere and can specialize in many directions. For example, in databases, SAP or Windows servers. Maybe you'll even stay with us? If you successfully complete your training with us, you have a very good chance of being taken on.
You are welcome to apply using the online form, which you can find under all current vacancies for apprenticeships. Unfortunately, we cannot consider e-mail applications.
