Siemens Healthineers recognized as one of the Best Workplaces™ in Vietnam 2026

Siemens Healthineers is proud to be recognized as one of the Best Workplace™ in Vietnam 2026 in the Medium Enterprise category (100–999 employees) by Great Place To Work® (GPTW), the global authority on workplace culture.

The recognition places Siemens Healthineers among Vietnam’s Top 35 Best Workplaces™, selected from a large number of Great Place To Work Certified™ organizations across various industries and company sizes nationwide. Siemens Healthineers is proud to be the only medical device company in this exclusive group. 

This achievement marks another important milestone following Siemens Healthineers Vietnam’s Great Place To Work® Certification in July 2025, further reinforcing the company’s commitment to creating a people-centric workplace where employees feel empowered to grow and achieve their full potential.

This special recognition is based on GPTW’s proprietary Trust Index™ survey methodology, drawing insights from nearly 75,000 survey responses representing the voices of more than 111,000 employees.

Fabian Singer, General Manager of Siemens Healthineers Vietnam, shared:

“This recognition is a true testament to our deep care for our people, our commitment to continuously improving our company’s processes and working conditions, living our values every day, and our passion for advancing healthcare in Vietnam. Being recognized as the only medical device company in Best Workplaces™ in Vietnam makes this achievement especially meaningful. It reinforces our journey from being a Great Place To Work® to becoming one of Vietnam’s Best Workplaces™.”

Siemens Healthineers believes that empowering its people is fundamental to driving innovation and improving healthcare outcomes for patients and communities.

Ms. Chu Binh Phuong Mai, Head of Human Resources at Siemens Healthineers Vietnam, added: “We have always believed that people are at the heart of everything we do. This achievement belongs to every Healthineer who contributes to shaping the culture we are proud of today.”