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The way into healthcare professions

myoda connects young people looking for an insight into healthcare professions with employers who want to develop new talent. We built the platform for OdA Gesundheit Bern, in German and French.

43'000+Applicant accounts
53'000+Applications
7'600+Offers since launch
320+Employers
The project

Career orien­tation that works

OdA Gesundheit Bern promotes vocational training in the canton’s healthcare sector. Its digital offering needed to do more than inform.

From website to placement platform

The brief was a fresh, responsive website, with a platform underneath that offers applicants and employers real services.

After an intensive detailed concept phase, the solution was built on the cloudtec Stack. Interested young people find taster days and career-choice internships and apply directly; employers advertise their own offers.

Both sides have their own area: applicants maintain their master data and profile, employers manage their offers and incoming applications.

Client OdA Gesundheit Bern
Sector Healthcare
Type Applicant platform
Year 2024
Modules
  • Stack
  • Stack CMS
  • Applicants & employers
  • Filter search
  • API layer
Services Consulting, concept, design, implementation, hosting & operations
Methodology Intensive detailed concept phase with specification, followed by agile implementation
At the core

The right offer in a few clicks

More than 1,600 current offers, filterable by 19 professions, ten internship types, radius and period. Searching and viewing work without registering; only applying requires an account.

Offer search with filters for profession, location, radius, employer, internship type and period, and the first of 1607 offers
The solution

Two sides, one platform

Applicants and employers need different things from the same system, so each side has its own area.

For applicants

One account that brings together profile, master data and applications. There are now more than 43,000 of them.

Every offer shows the place of work with a route planner, duration, date, employer and contact person, plus other offers from the same employer. The status of each application is visible in the personal area, and details can be changed at any time.

Offer search on a smartphone with all filters
Internship offer on a smartphone with the note that applying requires a user account

For employers

Advertise offers quickly and manage applications in one place, without going through the head office.

In their own area, employers publish taster days and internships, edit, duplicate or deactivate them. Each offer shows the professions, the advertising organisation and the number of applications. This has significantly reduced the administrative effort.

List of offers in the employer area with published taster days and career-choice internships, one offer expanded with profession and organisation

Applications at a glance

Incoming applications come together in one list, split into to do, in progress and completed.

Each application carries its status, from open and read through to internship completed, and shows the internship type, offer and dates. For cantonal compensation, an interface transmits the data automatically instead of by form.

  • Application status
  • Cantonal compensation
  • Roles & permissions
  • Bilingual
List of applications with tabs for open, ongoing and completed applications, one application expanded with internship type and dates
Collaboration

How we went about it

A platform with two user groups does not forgive assumptions. Both sides had to be understood in advance.

Detailed concept first

The requirements of applicants, employers and the head office were specified before anything was built. That saved later rework.

Implemented iteratively

What was prioritised went live first. Feedback from operations flowed continuously into the next round.

Built on the stack

User management, roles and API layer came from the foundation. The investment went into what makes myoda unique.

Bringing two user groups to­gether?

We’ll use myoda to show you how a platform serves both sides without becoming a compromise for either.