Karin Kressibucher
dipl. Homeopath hfnh
Date of birth
May 23, 1969
civil status
Children:
1 son and 1 daughter, both adults
Hobbies
Golfing, cake baking, handicrafts, reading
Languages:
German English
About me
I was born in Zurich and grew up in the city and in the Zurich Oberland. After primary school I did my apprenticeship as a dipl. med. Laboratory assistant at the Männedorf District Hospital.
Love then carried me to Zug, where I worked for many years in the laboratory at the Cantonal Hospital in Zug. Two children enrich my life and were also the reason for my first contact with homeopathy. Professionally, I continued to work part-time in various laboratories. But homeopathy would not let go until I made the decision to do the intensive studies at the SHI in Zug . One of the best decisions of my life and I am still grateful to the fact that the late Dr. Mohinder Singh Jus to have been taught.
curriculum vitae
September 2021
09.2015 - 09.2021
04.2011 - 07.2015
06/2010 - 08/2015
10/2008 - 05/2010
10/2007 - 09/2008
06.2003 - 08.2007
1990 - 2003
08.1990 - 08.1999
04.1989 - 07.1990
04.1986 - 04.1989
Opening of my practice my Globuli on the village square in Cham
Homeopathy in the Städtli , group practice with my colleague Vanessa Gretener.
Training at the SHI in Zug as a dipl. Homeopath hfnh
The training included various internships with doctors and homeopaths as well as a 3-week internship at the Shri Kamaxidevi Homeopathic Hospital in Goa
Labor am Zugersee (veterinary laboratory) part-time work
Trichema AG in Baar, GMP responsible for hygiene and microbiological monitoring
Microbiology University Hospital Zurich, temporary position for one year at 30%
Laboratory Polytest, microbiology 30% workload
Voluntary position in the secretariat and later presidium of the pro juventute Zug.
Temporary 20% in the village shop
Temporary job in a gift shop
Laboratory Kantonsspital Zug
Laboratory Kreisspital Männedorf
Training to become a dipl. med. Laboratory assistant at the Männedorf District Hospital
including a 7-month internship in the microbiology of the animal hospital in Zurich