Nephrologist (Taranto/Grottaglie)
Pubblicato il 12-08-2026 - Diaverum in Italia
Location: Taranto, IT, 74100 Grottaglie, IT, 74023
Date Posted: 16 Jul 2026
Contract type: Work Type: On-site
Tempo parziale / Full Time: Full Time
Diaverum is a multinational healthcare company and one of the world's leading providers of renal care services. Founded in Sweden in 1991 as Gambro Healthcare, we deliver kidney care that improves the lives of patients living with Chronic Kidney Disease, helping them lead full and fulfilling lives. Our goal is to provide personalized kidney care tailored to each patient's needs and preferences, offering a comprehensive portfolio of treatments ranging from prevention, hemodialysis, peritoneal dialysis, and home-based care to the management of patient comorbidities and holiday dialysis services. As a global leader and the largest independent renal care provider in Europe, we care for approximately 41,000 patients across 450 clinics in 24 countries worldwide. Diaverum employs around 13,000 people globally and is headquartered in Malmö, Sweden. Our vision is to transform renal care through patient-centered digital innovation,
delivering and expanding access to the highest quality care. Diaverum is part of the M42 Group, a unique, integrated global healthcare company committed to shaping a sustainable future for health.
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The Role We are currently looking for a Nephrologist to join our clinics in Taranto and Grottaglie, Italy.
What We Offer We provide a stable, well-organized, and people-focused working environment where collaboration and agility foster creativity and professional growth. This is an excellent opportunity to join a structured, multicultural organization with a strong international presence.
Salary: €37,000–€50,000 gross annual salary, depending on experience.
We also consider applications from professionals available to work as independent contractors.
Key Responsibilities
- Support the Medical Director in the clinical management of patients.
- Select the most a