Berlin
The sticker is square with rounded corners and a white background. At the top left, it features the 'CHARITÉ' logo in a dark grey circular outline with the text inside. To the right of the logo is a QR code. Below the logo and QR code, the sticker displays text in a light green and blue font. The first line, 'Zukunft', is in light green. The second line, 'gestalten.', is also in light green. The third line, 'Jeder zählt.', is in blue with a period at the end. The sticker appears to be adhered to a textured, dark surface with some blue and white paint splatters.

CHARITÉ Zukunft gestalten. Jeder zählt. karriere.charite.de http://karriere.charite.de

05 October 2025 15
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