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Hi, i really like your videos! I just have two questions regarding something that you said in your video. The first one is, if it's mandatory for a non-EU doctor to work for three years in a EU country to be able to apply for the indirect recognition process, is it possible to do those three years while you work as a "resident doctor under medical supervision"? Do those 3 years have to already be done by the time you start working as that resident doctor, or can you just start working and count 3 years of that work for the indirect recognition process? And my other question is do you get paid while you work as that resident doctor under medical superivison? Thank you so much for the video, I'd love it if you could awnser me!
What is the level of difficulty of obtaining the place as a resident with a B2 level of German? Are there many people trying to enter and few positions or is it rather easy?
Thank you for this great information, however I would like to ask, I am an African currently studying in Belarus. I would like to migrate to Switzerland after my studies which will be in 2023, how do I begin the process of applying for recognition and do i have to migrate to Switzerland immediately after my studies?
Hi Dr Radu, nice video 💐. Please let’s know how can a doctor from India start the process for getting a job in Switzerland who has not worked in EU before? Vielen dank 🙏💐
You must have a b2 level before you get here. Swiss German ist different from high German but many Swiss speak high German with foregneirs automatically. The only way to learn Swiss German is to be here and hear it on a daily basis. I found I could understand Swiss German after 2 to 3 months of working here. You don't have to speak Swiss German. You just have to understand it.
Hi, I am not from EU BUT I studied in the EU (Hungary) so I assume that I have to go through the direct recognition. Now I am in Hungary and would like to get my Swiss license. so i have couple of questions : ) 1-Do i have to be in Switzerland to start the process of recognition? 2-Do i need to sign a job contract befor i start the recogintion proces to get the licence? 3-Is there an online portal on wich i can start the online process (where i upload my personal info, payment , the diploma and the B2 ÖSD language certificate that i have ect.). IT WOULD BE AMMAZING IF U MAKE A VIDEO TO EXPLAIN THE EXACT STEPS PLEASE( i tried to do it and used the link you gave in one of your videos but i did not find out how exactly the process is ) THANK U SO MUCH FOR YOUR EFFORTS MAN
Thank you so much for this video! Radu, what about internship ( specialisation after Diploma)? For example person got medical Diploma, passed an internship on surgery in non EU country and wants to be a surgeon in Swizerland. Please tell about it in your video. If there any extra exams/study for certain speciality or just preparation of the documents you`re got outside of EU?
he has no idea, because he himself is not a specialist yet. you will have to retrain in switzerland and its not worth it. The surgical fields are oversaturated and even if they let you finish the specialty here - it will take ages. not worth it
I have a non-EU diploma and my diploma cant be recognized because i simply do not meet the requirements but there is another way, which is through federal diploma exam. You said I can start working first and take the exam in 3 years. How do you do that? Does anyone have any information on this? Information on courses available for the exam would also help. It would be much appreciated. Thank you in advance!
I'm a Nigerian doctor. How do I know if my country is recognized by switzerland? The website you projected in your video, is there the english version?
Hello Radu! Thank you so much for sharing your information. I also have the same question as a person below (Aca Debeljkovic) and was wondering where can I find information about the test that I have to pass? I'm not EU citizen either, and just graduated from my university (so didn't work for 3 years neither). Maybe they would count this work time in Switzerland? I'd really appreciate it if you could give an answer. Thanks in advance!
I have the same question. I'm from Sri Lanka, but i graduated from Moscow state medical university, Russia. But I'm a dental degree holder. But it's very difficult to find a video related to dental programmes in Switzerland.
Working in Switzerland could become difficult if Switzerland isn't signing the framwork agreement with the EU. Free movement of persons would be impacted by that.
@@radutodiras8196 Switzerland has 7 bilateral treaties with the EU. The treaties give Switzerland access to the internal market if Switzerland follow its rules. Also, later changes in the underlying EU directives must be accepted by Switzerland. The treaty on free movement is one of them. The EU has been making it clear for years that the prerequisite for continuing the “bilateral path”, Switzerland's participation in parts of the EU internal market through sectoral agreements, is a clarification of institutional issues, including a mechanism for settling disputes between Bern and Brussels. The EU only wants to conclude new market access agreements on the basis of this framework agreement. If there is no framework agreement, the bilateral treaties with the EU start to erode (assumption: Status Quo) and become worthless over time because they couldn't be adjusted or extended anymore. www.eda.admin.ch/europa/en/home/verhandlungen-offene-themen/verhandlungen/institutionelles-abkommen.html I'm by far not an expert but the situation with the EU isn't the best currently and the freedom of movement is very depending on good relationships between the EU and Switzerland.
Radu, thank you for the video! Could you explain a bit better the part of working there for 3 years and then go through the test. It means that even if I don't have 3 years of experience an EU state, can I start working in Swiss? and start the medical residence? And this time is paid like other residence medicals?
I have a question to ask Become a government doctor in Switzerland Does age affect someone in a non -European country? Because It take long time to fulfill all of these qualifications
Hey Radu, thank you for the video! I am a EU citizen who studied medicine in Turkey. I have several questions about the procedure. When we give away those papers for the recognition to Mebeko, which time do we have to pass the eidgenössische Prüfunfg?? As soon as they write back or after how many years are people obligated to pass the exam? How long does it take fot them to answer after giving them our curriculum? What I also couldn’t find online was, how to prepare for the EP. I know that there is a bedside exam, but is there a multi choice exam aswell? Last but not least, I would want to know, what you think about rather choosing ond of these options, since I am an EU citizen without a EU degree, I am wondering which way to choosr. 1)getting the degree recpgnised and working for 3 years in Germany and then switching to Sw. Or 2) starting to opt for Sw. Rightaway?
This is a quite helpful vidéo but the tittle is not matching the vidéo in my opinion. I think it would be better if you renamed it how to work as a doctor in Switzerland as a non-EU.
Thanks for all the information, nice video Rado, I have few questions 1. I believe those three steps are required for indirect recognition and those who do not come under indirect recognition need to ake exam?
How do I know if I should apply to a C 1,2,3 or a D or a B hospital, I am looking for hospitals but don't understand to which should I apply for my first job in Switzerland
Hey ! I have a query. I am an Indian doing med school in India, if I have done my masters in India, can I apply? Is Indian degree ( bachelors and masters) valid in Switzerland, is Indian work experience valid in Switzerland as well?
Thank you finally I found some information! I am a British citizen who graduated from university in Ukraine, I passed my b2 German and sent documents for recognition to MEBEKO. Now I am applying in different hospitals for job as Unterassistentärtzin. Is this the right step or should I apply for some other job?
@@l9003 Hello MEBEKO does not directly recognise Ukrainian diploma, it requires 3 Years experience here as Assistentzärzt, then writing the state exam or like you mentioned , studying a masters program. I have found the job market quite competitive and difficult especially having studied from outside the EU. The preference is always for EU graduates. However, if you had some experience from Ukraine, I believe that could help.
Hi Radu really appreciate all your work! I am an EU medical student hoping to work in the French speaking kanton Switzerland after graduation. Ive heard you mentioned in other videos how the french speaking areas are more difficult to get jobs in than the german. I have C1 level French but am wondering apart from getting my degree recognized in Switzerland, what other aspects of getting a job in Switzerland do I need to give attention to. For example should I try and do an elective out there for my resume or do you know any non-swiss doctors working in the french kanton and how they managed it? I appreciate I am bombarding you with loads of questions! Anyway, any help you could give would be greatly appreciated. Love the channel :)
the french speaking cantons are simply smaller, France is a big country - hence the higher competition. I would not advise you to come to switzerland at all, as all they do is to use and abuse foreign doctors to work crazy hours and be paid less than the locals, with no remuneration / free time for the overtime hours you do. If you still want to try it - do something as a student beforehand, so you can put it on your CV. it is also important which field you want to apply to - in the surgical or narrower fields it will be almost impossible for you, simply because it is a very small country and they sometimes only have just 1 specialized department in the canton. Better do your specialty training in France - a big country, with big hospitals, a lot to see and learn from and a lot to choose from, maybe a rotation in Canada or so. Switzerland is a countryside all over, people with village mentality and very restricted options when it comes to professional development. Not to mention, that a lot is done on a friendship / neighbour / nepotism basis, because everyone knows everyone else. Do not waste your time.
Hello, do you know if to prove your language, the mebeko accepts a course certificate as prove of knowledge or do the certificate must be of one of the international exams?
Hello, to apply for the title recognition, how do I get the “official translation” of my documents? Do I need to put them the apostille Haya, translate them by an official translation and legalizze them by an embassy or consolate? Or is it enough to just translate by an official translator in the european union? Thank you very much
Hello! Very important question for me: Do your grades in medical school matter when getting a job as an intern? Are the grades important for my CV? Thank you, keep up the good work!
Hi. 1.What about fresh graduate doctors with Bachelors degree and Internship but no other work experience. 2. Degree from Russia is it recognized in EU?
Bunaa! Chiar cautam o persoana din domeniu care a trecut prin proces si god ma bucur ca te am gasit! Eu si prietena mea avem in vedere ca dupa terminarea facultatii sa aplicam in elvetia insa nu stiam cu ce se mananca(de notat inca suntem in anul 3). Ai spus in video ca trebuie sa lucrezi intai intr o tara europeana 3 ani. Deci nu poti aplica direct ce ai terminat facultatea? Ce limba este mai folosita? germana italiana sau franceza? Este suficient sa ai doar examenul de rezi ca sa lucrezi ca rezident acolo? Examenul de care ziceai de la finalul programului este echivalentul examenului de specialitate la noi nu ? cat de greu este sa te inscrii ca rezident acolo? >
Hello, thank you for your videos with important information. I can’t find answer, I was studied in university in Ukraine and then made specialization in Israel. if I have already a specialist in non EU country, how should I attest my specialization? And maybe you know something more about diagnostic radiology in Swiss? Thank you for your help
Hi Radu, thanks for making this video, lot of information in it for us, I am Medical Doctor taking my degree from outside European Union but my credentials are recognized in spain with almostly 3 years experience in Spain as well just shorting of 2 months, besides that I am Spanish citizen currently not working as I am preparing for Spanish MIR exam for residency, but this option I like that of Switzerland, is it possible to take Mebecco recognition certificate without German language B2 level , and the other part of my question is if you know the Swiss German online language classes, I know online classes from Berlin but as the dialect is different and also I can guess if one has the intentions to go to Switzerland it is much better to learn their dialect rather to go through high German, my intentions are to get residency from there. Waiting for your comment on this to clarify my queries, I will highly appreciate it. Regards
Thank you doctor Radu this video is so valuable for me Can I ask a question from you I want to know what is the age limit to be a government doctor in Switzerland?
i want to work in Switzerland but all of my work experienced is all about manufacturing company.. but i will bot get up to find job. i already here in Poland ... thank you radu
Hey man, Love the videos, I am a med student in Bulgaria and going to Graduate in 2 years, but I don’t hold an EU citizenship, would I be able to follow the same steps that you have followed ?
Hello Doctor... Thank You for Your Video.... I would Like to Ask that any one Having Medical Council of Ireland Licence Is he Eligible For Registration in Switzerland
Hi Dr, I did Internal Medicine specialisation and have almost 12 Years experience.I am From India and studied in India.I think i can apply Under Option 3.IF at all if i am successful how much time it will take for recognition and how much is the average pay for This speciality?
Hello Radu! First of all I would like to thank you for your videos, they are very interesting and useful. I would like to ask you in which medical field (in which specialization) it is easiest in Switzerland to get a job for doctors from other countries? (especially for young doctors who have just finished their studies)
@@radutodiras8196 I am a non EU citizen. What citizenship do you have ?What speciality did you get into? Can you talk about your specifics like your citizenship, your medical degree is from which country and which speciality did you get into? Also did you have family living in swiss?
Hey brother i have a question:- if a person do mbbs or MD from other country and wants to settle down in any european country but don't have medical license of previous country and want to have a license of european country, so is it possible to do so
Hi Dr. Radu. I'm Dr. Deepak seshadri, indian origin with Russian md physician and ordinatura ( clinical residency) in surgery heading towards aspirantura ( phd in surgery) . So I'm planning well in advance. Based on phd, would like to settle in European Union. Would like to get your good advice and guidance.
Hello.Thank you for your informations.They are very usefull.I have a question.I am a sri lankan citizen,but I am studying in belarus(as I know ,it is a european country).Now I am third year medical student .But I have not citizenship in belarus.Will it be difficult to get chance when I apply for the internership in switzerland ? What should I learn except this degree? German or IELTs?
Belarus is not in the EU, so you are in the same position as if you studied in Sri Lanka. wasting your time if you wish to practice in the EU, might be ok if you practiced in India.
Salut Radu, presupun ca ești român 😊 dacă poți să îmi lași e-mailul tău aș vrea să te întreb unele chestii legate de cum să ajungi să lucrezi ca și doctor în Elveția. Eu termin rezidențiatul peste câteva luni la Madrid și aș fi interesata sa ma mut în Elveția.
Thanks for all your videos, please i have a question which i am from Egypt and i am studying in Georgia also i am in my final year in medicine my German level is C1 but i want to know can i apply for recognition my diploma from Georgia and work as a doctor in Switzerland and am i going to write state exam to get licensed as a doctor? Thanks again for videos !
