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Alma Mater Europaea University Vienna is seeking an experienced Physiotherapist to join as a lecturer and clinic manager in Vienna. The role combines university teaching with running a physiotherapy practice and supervising students.
The position offers flexibility with 50% teaching and 50% clinical work or a full 100% appointment. Master’s degree preferred, teaching enthusiasm welcome, with a schedule from October to June and cross‑border collaboration opportunities.
Senior Physiotherapist and Physiotherapy Lecturer and Physio Praxis Manager
100% or 50% Position
Employment: Full-time or Part-time, 100% (approximately 40 hours per week) or 50% (approximately 20 hours per week)
Salary: €52,000-62,000 for full time, or 26,000 to €31,000 gross annually for 50% employment, depending on qualifications and experience, paid in 14 instalments
Additional opportunity: Free use of our clinical facilities and gym for your independent physiotherapy
practice
Masters Degree: is preferred, not required
Teaching experience: not needed but you must have desire to work with students
Academic schedule: Teaching from October to mid-June
Instruction language: German and English
We are seeking an experienced physiotherapist in Vienna, Austria, to:
You can choose to either:
Alma Mater Europaea University Vienna is growing rapidly and will have more than 100
physiotherapy students in October 2026. We are seeking one or two experienced and inspiring
physiotherapists to join our international team and assume a central role in the practical
education of our future physiotherapists.
You will have considerable professional independence, direct access to university leadership
and a meaningful opportunity to shape the development of physiotherapy education and
clinical activities at Alma Mater Europaea University in Vienna.
Our team includes top physios who have worked with Champions League and NBA players,
Olympic champions, F1 drivers, and published in highest ranked academic journals. Half of the
team holds PhD degrees, and 90%+ hold a master degree. Our students do clinical practice
across Europe, and work in top hospitals and clinics in 15+ countries in Europe.
We are looking for someone who is passionate about physiotherapy and genuinely enjoys
passing knowledge, clinical judgment and professional values to the next generation.
Your university responsibilities will comprise approximately 20 hours per week during the active
academic period October - 15 June. 10-12 hours weekly is teaching, 8-10 hours is related admin work, preparation, student support, program development and occasional travel.
Responsibilities include:
The teaching schedule often includes four-hour or six-hour blocks 9:00-13:00 or similar, and may
occasionally include Saturday events. Candidates must be comfortable with a schedule that
includes different days and times, or to substitute another teacher when urgently necessary.
As one of the core physiotherapists at Alma Mater, you will have an opportunity to grow
beyond routine teaching. Depending on your interests, experience and performance, you may
progressively contribute to: