Human Resources Department
Management
Tobias Mayr
The Human Resources Department is responsible for all matters concerning the employment relationships of our approximately 12,000 employees. Across a total of five divisions, the department addresses and implements all employee concerns and issues—from hiring and career planning to legal matters.
The five units within the Human Resources Department specialize in specific areas of human resources management , ensuring that employees receive the best possible professional advice and support from the respective experts.
Marion Eisenreich
The PA/1 Human Resources Management Division oversees employees in the clinical sector and focuses on the following key responsibilities:
- Human Resources Administration
- Employee Support
- Workforce Planning
- Consulting for Managers
Benjamin von Sierstorpff
The PA/2 Human Resources Management Division oversees employees in the nursing and administrative fields and focuses on the following key responsibilities:
- Human Resources Administration
- Employee Support
- Personnel Planning
- Consulting for Managers
The PA/3 Department of Talent Acquisition and Retention specializes in various strategic core elements throughout the careers of all employees at LMU Medical Center and offers a wide range of services for employees in a variety of professional and personal situations:
- Employee Marketing and Recruiting
- Employee Development
- Measures to Support Work-Life Balance
- Workplace Integration and Idea Management
Ivonne Gillet-Pohl
The PA/4 Human Resources Controlling and Systems Unit records and monitors HR processes and manages the various time-tracking systems for all employees. Our colleagues provide the following range of services:
- Human Resources Information System
- Work Time Management
- Quality Management
In Division PA/5, in addition to personnel controlling, the division handles matters related to operational labor law as well as chief physician and pool-related issues. Key responsibilities include:
- Advising executives on matters related to labor law and collective bargaining agreements
- Handling hearings and written warnings
- Drafting chief physician contracts
- Allocation of proceeds from private settlements
- ATwork Project