Hello,
I would like to exchange experiences with doctors from nonEU countries regardong their efforts in diploma recognition, obtaining a right to practice from the canton, volunteering, etc.
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Working as a doctor in CH when coming from non-EU country
Oct 4, 2017 @ 16:01
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Hello,
I would like to exchange experiences with doctors from nonEU countries regardong their efforts in diploma recognition, obtaining a right to practice from the canton, volunteering, etc.
Biljana ROct 4, 2017 @ 16:01
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Oct 5, 2017 @ 13:01
In 99% of cases, these diplomas are not recognized.
check the official source below for further information:
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In 99% of cases, these diplomas are not recognized.
check the official source below for further information:
Kirill_GE, Oct 5, 2017 @ 13:01
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Oct 8, 2017 @ 22:31
Thank you! I am aware of the MEBECO requirements. They state that 3 years of clinical experience in CH is needed, followed by the taking of the state exam. What troubles me is how to obtain those three years of work experience. Who can hire a doctor in this status and how?
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Thank you! I am aware of the MEBECO requirements. They state that 3 years of clinical experience in CH is needed, followed by the taking of the state exam. What troubles me is how to obtain those three years of work experience. Who can hire a doctor in this status and how?
Biljana R, Oct 8, 2017 @ 22:31
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Oct 8, 2017 @ 22:46
I can’t say for sure but I believe small private clinics are able to offer opportunities to doctors in your situation. But you’d need to check the rules and regulations which may be cantonal as well as federal.
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I can’t say for sure but I believe small private clinics are able to offer opportunities to doctors in your situation. But you’d need to check the rules and regulations which may be cantonal as well as federal.
Ritchie, Oct 8, 2017 @ 22:46
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Oct 9, 2017 @ 21:32
there is a way-
http://www.unige.ch/medecine/fr/enseignement1/formationpostgrade/masteretudesavancees/
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there is a way-
http://www.unige.ch/medecine/fr/enseignement1/formationpostgrade/masteretudesavancees/
nataliya n, Oct 9, 2017 @ 21:32
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