I have a link one of my videos with a website where you can find all hospitals in Switzerland.

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.

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 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.

Hi, im curious of the same things, did you find any information regarding this?

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.

Your question is very well formulated. I know some colleagues from Macedonia who work here as doctors. I'll ask them and get back to you.

@@radutodiras8196 bro why did not you answer his question? I wonder this too.

@@radutodiras8196 any answers????

And secondly, Is this exam is for MBBS DEGREE recognition or for the specialist recognition?

Excellent question:)

Then I think that the direct pathway applies for you.

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No one ever asked me anything about my grades. Not once.

@@radutodiras8196 Thank you for your answer, Radu. What would you say makes a good CV for a doctor?

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.

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That's the right step. Just apply to as many hospitals as possible.

@@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 Lucille can we get into contact to share our ideas

After how much time did Mebeko respond? I have sent my papers 3 weeks ago and still did not get any confirmation

@@lucillec8501 hello if its possible we get into contact i would like to know more im also a medical student from ukriane

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Check out our videos. We can guide you.

If want a job in swiss, dump your indian mind at home. There no technically government jobs in switzerland.

Psychiatry and Gynecology are 2 fields where you can find a job easily. However you must speak very good German to get the job in Psychiatry

@@radutodiras8196 what about Radiologie??

​@@radutodiras8196 Thank you for your answer :)

@Radu How about neurosurgery ? Can you talk about the demanding specialities in Europe?

@@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?

@@leonitakryeziu2662 How long did it take for them to reply with that decision?

@@leonitakryeziu2662 Should I send a curriculum or something? Since I am a non-EU and studied medicine outside the EU?

You work 50 hours a week in Switzerland as an assistant doctor. Free time is rather limited. However in some cases you have the option of working 80% which means you have one week off per month or one day off per week. I feel like that is the perfect balance between work and free time.

Direct pathway.

Hello.I had the same question as you.If you got any information about this it could help me so much,thank you!

@@estxhumetiku4017 if you are going to get your degree on Italy due to the new changes of the Laurea Abilitante since 2020 we were taking by Indirect Recognition ( 3 years + Stadt Exam ) but last year Mebeko said that for Italian Graduates is gonna apply only 2 years and not Stadt Exam. So you can apply using MedReg and after of complete 2 years you will have Mebeko.

Noo

Same situation here

Hey did you by chance have any informations since then ?

@@nadahmamed2893same question please

Oh thank you

Hello did you get a reply or anything for your question I'm also interested I'm a German citizen but I studied in turkey