Medical Specialisation In Sweden

Doctors educated outside EU/EEA - Sveriges läkarförbund

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The current duration of the speciality training is in all specialities a minimum of 5 years. After July 1, 2021, you also need to complete a mandatory introductory training period before the specialty training (minimum of 6 months). If you already have a certificate of specialist qualification from your country, you will be … See more

How to Become a Medical Doctor in Sweden (8 Steps)

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Doctor of Medicine educated outside the EU and EEA

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If you are a doctor of medicine and have a certificate of specialist expertise from a non-EU or EEA country, you can obtain a certificate of specialist expertise in the same specialty in …

Specialization in Sweden/how? | Student Doctor Network

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This is how I think it works: First of all you will have to learn swedish, probably, this will be your greatest obstacle....once you have learnt how to speak …

8 Best Medical Schools in Sweden - Global Scholarships

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The medical programs taught in Karolinska are entirely Swedish. As such, proficiency of Swedish 3 plus English 6 and other entry documents is part of the admission …

Obtaining a licence if you are educated outside EU and …

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If you would like to practice as a doctor of medicine in Sweden, you will need a Swedish licence or special authorisation. The title doctor of medicine is protected by law. In other …

Healthcare in Sweden | sweden.se

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Costs for healthcare in Sweden usually represent around 11 per cent of GDP. The bulk of health and medical costs in Sweden are paid for by regional and municipal taxes. Contributions …

Specialization in medicine – what are my options in the EU?

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To specialize in medicine in Sweden, it is necessary to speak Swedish at the C1 level. In cooperation with the Zrinka’s School of Swedish, we help all doctors who …

Healthcare in Sweden: A guide to the …

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A Swedish resident doesn’t have to pay more than 300 kr for each doctor visit, whether it’s a private doctor or a doctor at a local health centre. All hospital entrance fees are covered, as are …